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Remembering The Alberta Premier Everyone Called King Ralph
Ralph Klein was Calgary's mayor from 1980 to 1989, became Alberta premier…
The Longview Silversmith Who Ended Up on a Canadian Stamp
Scott Hardy spends more than 65 hours cutting a three-piece belt buckle…
From Ten Cents an Hour to Five Thousand Acres in Calgary
Harnam Singh Hari left the Indian Army in 1908, reached Calgary in…
Why W. Brett Wilson Still Calls Himself a Prairie Kid
W. Brett Wilson was born in North Battleford in 1957 and trained…
Eleven One Lane Bridges Lead to a Town of 28 People
The road from Rosedale to Wayne, Alberta crosses the Rosebud River eleven…
Alberta’s Pickup Truck Culture Is Trading Lift Kits for Lowriders
Lifted trucks and oversized tires are giving way on Alberta streets to…
The Alberta Coal Town Named After the Company That Built It
Cadomin in Alberta's Coal Branch takes its name from Canadian Dominion Mining,…
The Two-Headed Calf That Became a Drumheller Legend
A two-headed calf born near Beiseker in December 1970 lived only hours,…
Senator Lougheed Residence and the Calgary Sandstone Mansion That Raised a Political Dynasty
Sir James Alexander Lougheed built Beaulieu at 707 13 Avenue SW in…
The Wagon Route That Fed Calgary Before the Railway Came
From about 1870 to 1885, bull trains of 130 oxen and 30…
