150 Firsts: How Alberta Changed Canada...Forever @albertaarchives
150 Firsts: How Alberta Changed Canada...Forever  @albertaarchives
Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Albertans have been at the forefront of Canadian innovations in arts and literature, science, environmental protection, politics, inclusion and diversity, as well as sports and leisure. For Canada’s 150th anniversary, the Provincial Archives of Alberta is highlighting 150 Canadian firsts that occurred because Albertans were the first to make them happen. And, for better or worse, these 150 firsts changed Canada…forever.

Exhibit runs July 1, 2017 - August 1, 2018

Music Credit: "Memories" bensound.com/royalty-free-music/2
150 Firsts: How Alberta Changed Canada...ForeverSaddle Lake: The Last Hundred YearsFrom Edmonton to Berlin with the Commercial GradsChess Corner: Piece Protection1967 in Selling Colour (Winnipeg version)Chess Corner: Rook and Pawn EndingsChess Corner: Defend First, Attack LaterBetty Fox InterviewStory of Meat in CanadaCalgary Stampede Parade home movie (Nicholas de Grandmaison, 1955)Spring Beaver (Gene Gregoret)The Pan-American Highway (Mel & Ethel Ross, 1961)
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150 Firsts: How Alberta Changed Canada...Forever

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