Alberta Travel and Tourism Guide

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The province of Alberta is as rich in geographical diversity as it is in natural resources.

In the west Alberta accesses the Rocky Mountains and is home to some of the most beautiful geography in all of the world. Jasper and Banff National Parks are just two to name. Home to big horn sheep, mountain goats, elks, deer and bears and abundant fishing the area is overflowing with life.

Central-East Alberta is composed of relatively flat to rolling hills covered with farm land. The much lauded Alberta Beef comes from this province.

Northern Alberta is the land of oil, hence the name of the NHL team, the Edmonton Oilers. Much of Alberta's wealth comes from this industry and has enabled it to rid itself of the provincial sales tax.

Albertans are proud of their province and also one of the most vocal politically. Whether on issues of sovereignty, de-centralization of government, transfer payments, the environment, or religious rights Albertans always try to make themselves heard.
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Our perfect weekend
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Jul 19, 2007
We had the most perfect weekend, a beautiful way to share the world together. We flew up to Banff on the Friday night and stayed in the beautiful Fairmont Springs, the fairy tale castle of the Canadian Rockies. On Saturday we went on a few wildlife trips around the Montane forests of Banff. We forests are mostly Lodgepole pine and Spruce, with a few groves of Aspen. It was really interesting to hear how the flora was shaped by the geography (the harsh weather and alkaline soils blocks ...
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The Rocky Mountains
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Apr 03, 2006 - Jul 31, 2007
Last night we stayed at jasper Youth Hostel in our boarding school style dorm.  As soon as the lights came on this morning at 8am, the whole place came alive.  It was like listening to a symphony of velcro, cords and zips whizzing back in forth.  We lay in bed for a while but soon decided enough was enough and got up.  Whilst in Jasper we decided to splash out and booked into Bear Hill Lodge in the town.  It is a collection of wood cabins surrounded by trees.  I...
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Getting ready to go
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Jun 24, 2007 - Dec 22, 2007
In about one week, I am leaving for what I hope will be an amazing adventure and experience...my first trip around the world (and hopefully not my last).  Though I have been travelling to many destinations far and wide, this will be the longest so far.  On top of it, I am going to make it to a few places that I have wanted to see for a long, long time....Morocco, Egypt, and India. With only a few days of work left, I have started packing.  I am a little bit nervous (to be expe...
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Calgary Stampede
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Jul 05, 2007 - Jul 22, 2007
The trip started a little on the wrong foot when the Emirates flight departing Dubai on the morning of 5th July was delayed by two hours due to a technical fault. I was left with just 20 mins upon arrival in London Heathrow to catch my connecting Air Canada flight to Calgary. I think I clocked the fastest run in my life with the dash out of the plane through Heathrow Terminal 3, jumping the queue at the security check and making it on the Air Canada flight just in the nick of time. &nb...
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