City of Edmonton
Edmonton is the capital for the Province of Alberta. As a large capital city it provides big city amenities but without the congestion and high living costs.

The people of Greater Edmonton represent a great diversity of ethnic origins. This is celebrated in a host of festivals and special events around the city throughout the year. Edmonton has the oldest mosque in North America, built in 1938, as well as places of worship for nearly every religion on the planet.

Edmonton's Capital Health operates 14 hospitals in and around Edmonton, including two in partnership with the Caritas Health Group. Every year Capital Health and its 2,300 physicians handle 369,000 emergency visits, 100,000 hospital admissions and 400,000 health-related telephone calls.

Enjoy warm, summer days that seem to go on forever. Experience the vivid colours of fall or the crisp, bright beauty of an Alberta winter morning. Edmonton is the most northerly of Canada's major cities and is on the same latitude as Hamburg, Germany, and Liverpool, England. At the summer solstice, Edmonton basks in 17 hours and six minutes of daylight.

City Hall Phone Directories
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Government of Canada Information
Comprehensive list that provides direct links to the primary Web sites of the Government of Canada departments, agencies and Crown corporations, as well as links to major Canadian Political Parties.

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Government of Alberta
Today, Alberta's economy reflects the diverse nature of its people. Principal industries in Alberta include agriculture and related industries, forestry, telecommunications and oil and gas.

Alberta New Democrats
The New Democratic Party is Canada's social democratic party. As social democrats, we believe that all people have the right to a rewarding personal life in a healthy, safe environment. We believe in the right of every person to a job, to a decent income and an equal opportunity to develop his or her human potential to the fullest. Our objective is to work for social justice and ensure that the needs and aspirations of ordinary men and women - in Alberta and across Canada - are effectively represented in the political process.

Alberta Social Credit Party
The Alberta Social Credit Party is neither a "right-wing" nor a "left-wing" political party. Social Credit seeks to return government to the people by allowing individuals, not "big business" or "big government," to control decisions which affect them. We believe in the right of the people to benefit from economic policy and the natural resources of Alberta and that the Government of Alberta should have the courage to boldly accept and represent the "provincial rights" of Alberta.

Liberal Party of Allberta
A strong organization that champions the cause for an Alberta that puts "people first". Policies that support putting people first. Membership that will live the vision, carry the message, and sustain the organization. Financial support structure that is strong and dependable with capacity to carry the vision.

PC Party of Alberta
As Progressive Conservatives we unite in a common vision for Alberta. We desire to lead Alberta into a prosperous future, capable of facing new realities while valuing the richness of our history. We are a Party that pursues new opportunities and initiatives. We are energized by imagination and motivated by optimism, believing that our vision for Alberta will be successfully realized.

The Green Party of Alberta
Greens believe in direct participatory democracy by all citizens in formulating and implementing policies and practices at all political levels. Every person has the right to influence and participate in decisions that affect his/her life. These decisions are the political and economic ones in the local community and the areas on which these communities depend, as well as decisions at the regional, national and international levels.

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