The Edmonton Bridge That Carried Trains On Its Roof
Edmonton's High Level Bridge opened in 1913 carrying trains on top, streetcars…
The Victoria Settlement and How One Spot on the North Saskatchewan Held Four Cultures at Once
Most Alberta heritage sites tell one story. Victoria District tells four at…
Fort White Earth and the Cooperation Behind a Famous Fur Trade Rivalry
Fort White Earth was established on the north bank of the North…
John Rowand and the Fur Trade Roots of Alberta’s Identity
John Rowand was born in Montreal in 1789 and ran the Hudson's…
The Other Fort Vermilion in Alberta and Why It Got Forgotten
Fort Vermilion at Lea Park near Marwayne opened under the North West…
The Forgotten Alberta Fur Trade Post Near Myrnam
Fort de l'Isle sits in farm country near Myrnam on the North…
How Two Rival Forts Founded Edmonton in 1794 and 1795
The North West Company built Fort Augustus in 1794 and the Hudson's…
