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  • The Pioneer Museum
    The Pioneer Museum received its certificate of incorporation on April 10, 1992. On June 4, 1992 the donated Don Gray barn was moved onto th...
  • The Muttart Conservatory
    The Muttart Conservatory is a beautiful garden to visit in Edmonton to see the natural areas from around the world in four pyramids, the Tr...
  • Rutherford House
    "Rutherford House Historic Site" was the home of the first Premier of Alberta, Alexander Cameron Rutherford. A.C. Rutherford, his...
  • Legal Murals
    There are over 30 murals proudly displayed around Legal, welcoming visitors to this bilingual town. Legal's strong cultural heritage has...
  • The Telus World of Science
    History of the Telus World of Science  In 1978 a group of Edmontonians began a new planetarium and science centre. The doors opened on a new...
  • Informations pour les francophones en Edmonton
    Edmonton a une communauté francophone vive, avec une grande variété de ressources qui vous sont disponibles. La plupart d’entre eux se situe...
  • General Tips for Students
    Tips 1 to 5 1. Get Organized When you are a student in a post secondary institution you will have a lot of papers and books to keep track of...
  • The Multicultural Heritage Centre
    The Multicultural Heritage Centre is a living Museum which reflects local history, Western Canadian pioneer life and much more!  Comprised ...
  • Answers to Alberta Student Questions Grade 11
    1. I didn't have a very good school at all in grade seven so, for grade eight and nine, I went into a home schooling program where I was...
  • Sites to See in St. Albert
     St.Albert is Alberta's oldest non-fortified community with roots going back to 1861. At this time, Father Lacombe convinced Bishop ...