61. St. Mary's College Calgary, Alberta, Canada: Library Electronic Resources For more information click here. history, canada’s Visual history. Film history an interdisciplinary journal of film and television studies. http://stmc-aux.stmc.ab.ca/StMC-Library/ElectronicResources.htm

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Find it Fast Donate Online Kidney Car Organ Donation Web Resources E-news Registration Site Map Contact Us Home About Us Kidneys Services ... Maclean's Reports '65 article Chronic Renal Failure: Growing Numbers in Alberta By Christine Lauerman Reference: NARP, Renal Review 5 Year Plan, January 2001 The renal program at the University of Alberta Hospital was established in 1962 and is the oldest renal program in Canada and the second oldest in North America. Over the years, it has matured into a fully integrated program providing a wide range of services, primarily on an outpatient basis. The Northern Alberta Renal Program (NARP) serves the catchment area encompassing northern and central Alberta (Health Regions 6 - 17). Services include consultative nephrology in in-patient and ambulatory care settings, hemo and peritoneal dialysis, renal transplantation, acute inpatient care, patient and professional education, research, and centralized program administration. Approximately 56% of the total Alberta population resides in the NARP catchment area, with half living in rural communities. One of the greatest challenges faced by the program is the broad geographic spread of the patient population and the need to deliver services to areas remote from Edmonton. NARP currently operates 12 Satellite Hemodialysis Units and 3 In-Centre Hemodialysis Units.

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Find it Fast Donate Online Kidney Car Organ Donation Web Resources E-news Registration Site Map Contact Us Home About Us Kidneys Services ... Fundraising Kidney Foundation of Canada: History Kidney Foundation of Canada Before the 1960's, a person diagnosed with kidney failure had little chance of survival. When Montrealer Morty Trader died of kidney failure at the age of 26, his family was determined that an organization be founded to raise money so that others need not suffer as they had. Morty's physician, Dr. John Dossetor, told the family about the lack of research into kidney disease and encouraged the growth of this new organization. The Kidney Foundation was founded in 1964 as a national volunteer organization dedicated to improving the health and quality of life of people living with kidney disease. With offices in every province , the Foundation's activities focus on four key areas: funding research and related clinical education providing services for the special needs of individuals living with kidney disease advocating for access to high quality healthcare promoting awareness of and committment to organ donation Southern Alberta Branch headquartered in Calgary with a chapter in Lethbridge Fundraising The Foundation relies entirely on donations from the public to achieve its goals. Since 1964, our fundraising campaigns have allowed us to contribute millions of dollars to kidney-related research, and to provide a variety of services to the millions of Canadians who suffer from kidney failure and kidney-related diseases.

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St. Michael's Home The Anglican Parish of St. Michael About Us - History News Ministries About Us You are here St.Michael's Home > About Us > History St. Michael's is truly an historical church, dating from 1893. Prior to 1990 it was a two-point parish shared with St. George's-in-the-Pines, Banff. St. Michael’s served primarily the residents of Canmore and Exshaw, as well as weekend residents and tourists. In February of 1990, the congregation decided that the church needed a full time rector. The Canmore congregation decided to make St. Michael's an independent parish and in August 1990 the Reverend Bryan Beveridge was called as the first full-time incumbent at St. Michael’s. Through the grace of our Lord, St. Michael's has moved from a small congregation with an average attendance of 39 persons to one with about 150 families. During the 1990s, the parish expanded the number of Sunday services in order to respond to the interests of parishioners in celebrating both the traditional and the contemporary styles of worship within the Anglican ethos. Presently there is a traditional eucharist service at 9:00 a.m. and a contemporary eucharist service at 10:30 a.m. In 1990 God claimed "a strong, dedicated core group". Now we can say with confidence that a large number of the congregation want to be involved, and contribute their gifts to the glory of God and to the broad range of activities provided by St. Michael’s.

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Home Who We Are Early History Intro Joint Venture Ownership Oil Sand: Why We're Here Early History What We Do at Syncrude A Billion Barrels For Canada Our Product: Syncrude Sweet Blend Panoramic View Library ... Glossary Early History The written history of the oil sands dates back over 200 years ago when the first Europeans spotted bitumen along the riverbanks of the Athabasca River. The local Aboriginal people had already long been tapping the resource to waterproof their canoes. Fur traders were the first Europeans lured into the Athabasca region Exploration Commercial Development Exploration The first European to see the Athabasca oil sands was fur trader Peter Pond, who was lured to the area in 1778 by tales of the rich fur harvests there. In 1788, Alexander MacKenzie wrote in his journal: Sir Alexander Mackenzie "At about 24 miles from the fork (of the Athabasca and Clearwater Rivers) are some bituminous fountains into which a pole of 20 feet long may be inserted without the least resistance. The bitumen is in a fluid state and when mixed with gum, the resinous substance collected from the spruce fir, it serves to gum the Indians' canoes. In its heated state it emits a smell like that of sea coal." Other explorers were equally fascinated by the oil sands, including map maker David Thompson and Arctic explorers Franklin, Richardson and Simpson.

80. Alwynne B. Beaudoin - Reading The Palliser Triangle - Natural History Hills. In alberta A Natural history, edited by WG Hardy, pp. 117133.MG Hurtig, Edmonton, alberta, canada. AEU SCI QH 106 H27. http://www.scirpus.ca/palliser/sect200.htm

Natural History Bird, C. D., and R. D. Bird 1967 The Aspen Parkland. In Alberta: A Natural History , edited by W. G. Hardy, pp. 135-149. M. G. Hurtig, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. AEU SCI QH 106 H27 Bird, C. D., and I. A. R. Halladay 1967 The Cypress Hills. In Alberta: A Natural History , edited by W. G. Hardy, pp. 117-133. M. G. Hurtig, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. AEU SCI QH 106 H27 Geist, V. 1996 Buffalo Nation: History and Legend of the North American Bison . Fifth House, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 144 pp . AEU HSS QL 737 U53 G435 A survey of bison history and biology, plus an examination of the role of bison in culture, both Aboriginal and modern. Ends with a denunciation of game ranching as a threat to the survival of bison. Plenty of illustrations and extracts from Aboriginal stories about bison. The photos are spectacular and well worth getting the book for. (16/05/1997). Green, R., and A. H. Laycock 1967 Mountains and Plains. In Alberta: A Natural History , edited by W. G. Hardy, pp. 69-89. M. G. Hurtig, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. AEU SCI QH 106 H27 Longley, R. W. 1967

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