Eleven past one biography of alberta
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Our History
Plans to celebrate Canada’s 100th birthday in 1967 had been percolating since 1959, when the federal government announced that grants would be available to each province to mark the occasion. The Alberta government chose to celebrate the country’s centennial year by building a provincial archives to house and make available public documents relating to the history of the province, as well as a provincial museum.
In 1962, the Government established a Museums Branch under the Department of the Provincial Secretary to guide the establishment of the Provincial Museum and Archives. The Branch began to accept records from government and private sources in 1963, and a year later in 1964, major acquisitions - such as the Harry Pollard photographic collection - were made by the newly established Archives.
In 1966, construction on Phase II of the new building took place. That same year, the first Provincial Archives Act was passed, under which the Public Documents Committee was established. Recruitment of technical and professional staff for the Provincial Archives also began in earnest.
The Provincial Museum and Archives officially opened their new building in Glenora, constructed under the Confederation Memorial Grants program, on December 6, 1967. More technical, pr
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History of Alberta
See also: Timeline of Alberta history
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Indigenous groups
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Chapter 11 – Undying Love
An invisible thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of the time, place or circumstance. Ancient Chinese
I am still in the fifth stage of grief – loneliness, but a wonderful thing happened as I read and reread all my favourite in memoriams, which gave instructions on how to refind the joy of living.
I became what I read. I stopped wild tears every time I thought of John or spoke of John. Instead of constantly thinking of the wonderful man I had lost, I started thinking of all the wonderful memories he had left me. I realized how much richer my life was because I had been married to John. As the old saying goes, “It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” I suddenly saw the rest of my life as his legacy. He is dead but I am still alive and can use all my remaining years happily and joyfully without guilt.
No amount of mourning ever brought a dead husband back to life and no amount of mourning ever resulted in a widow being a happier more fulfilled person.
Also, tears come between a widow and beautiful memories. Instead of concentrating on the past and my loss, I found I could celebrate the past with joyful memories as John would have wanted me to.
We were the Harlequin Romance of our time come to