Celebrate Alberta

Heritage Day Alberta  –  Celebrate Heritage Day on the first Monday in August!

Alberta Culture Days  –  Experience Alberta’s largest celebration of arts, culture, heritage, diversity, and community spirit through events across the province.

A Brief History of Alberta  –  From the area called North-West Territories, the province of Alberta was created in 1905. The district was named after Queen Victoria’s fourth daughter, Princess Louise Caroline Alberta.

Alberta’s 7 Signature Foods  –  Discover why Calgary should be on every food traveler’s bucket list.

Alberta Foundation for the Arts  –  The Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) is the primary arts resource and grant funding body in Alberta.

Alberta Music   –  Alberta Music is a non-profit, member-based association dedicated to helping professionals in the music industry to succeed in their careers with the goals to build, connect, and inspire a dynamic Alberta music industry. 

Alberta Parks  –  Alberta’s parks system is shaped by its past. The first provincial park legislation was enacted in 1930. Early parks were small recreation sites providing scenic spots for Albertans to swim and picnic.

The Canadian Encyclopedia  –  Alberta’s population in 2016 was 83.5 per cent urban — a near reversal since the first census of 1901, when 75 per cent of the population was rural.

Genealogy  –  Resources for family historians.

Government  –  The official portal for the Province of Alberta.

Nature Alberta  –  Nature Alberta is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing nature appreciation and conservation in Alberta. 

Parks Canada  –  Search results for national parks and historic sites within Alberta.

Weather Conditions  –  From the Canadian government.

Wikipedia  –  The Province of Alberta, according to the Internet encyclopedia.