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Below are all cities of Alberta in which we have listings. If you do not see your city adding a business will create it.
Acadia Valley Acheson Acme
Airdrie Alberta Beach Alder Flats
Alix Alliance Andrew
Anzac Ardrossan Arrowwood
Ashmont Athabasca Balzac
Banff Barons Barrhead
Bashaw Bassano Bawlf
Beaumont Beaverlodge Beiseker
Bellevue Bentley Berwyn
Big Valley Black Diamond Blackfalds
Blackie Blairmore Bluffton
Bodo Bon Accord Bonanza
Bonnyville Botha Bow Island
Bowden Boyle Bragg Creek
Breton Brocket Brooks
Bruderheim Buck Lake Calgary
Calmar Camrose Canmore
Carbon Cardston Caroline
Carstairs Carvel Castor
Cereal Champion Chateh
Cherry Grove Chestermere Chipman
Clairmont Claresholm Cleardale
Clive Cluny Clyde
Coaldale Coalhurst Cochrane
Cold Lake Coleman Colinton
Condor Conklin Consort
Coronation Coutts Cowley
Cremona Crooked Creek Crossfield
Dapp Darwell Daysland
De Winton Dead man's flats Delburne
Delia Devon Dewberry
Didsbury Donalda Donnelly
Drayton Valley Drayton-vly Drumheller
Duchess Duffield Dunmore
East Coulee Eckville Edgerton
Edmonton Edson Elk Point
Enchant Endiang Entwistle
Erskine Evansburg Exshaw
Fairview Falher Falun
Ferintosh Flatbush Foremost
Forestburg Fort Assiniboine Fort Macleod
Fort Mcmurray Fort Saskatchewan Fort Vermilion
Fox Creek Ft-saskatchwn Galahad
Gibbons Girouxville Gleichen
Grand-prairie Grande Cache Grande Prairie
Grassy Lake Grimshaw Grouard
Hanna Hardisty Harvie Heights
Hay Lakes Hays Heisler
High Level High Prairie High River
Hill Spring Hillcrest Mines Hines Creek
Hinton Hobbema Holden
Hughenden Hythe Innisfail
Innisfree Irma Iron River
Irricana Irvine Islay
Jarvie Jarvis Bay Jasper
Kananaskis Killam Kinsella
Kitscoty La Crete Lac La Biche
Lacombe Lake Louise Lamont
Langdon Leduc Legal
Leslieville Lethbridge Linden
Lloydminster Lodgepole Longview
Lougheed Lundbreck Lyalta
Ma-me-o Beach Magrath Manning
Mannville Manyberries Marwayne
Mayerthorpe Mclennan Meander River
Medicine Hat Milk River Millarville
Millet Milo Mirror
Morinville Morley Mulhurst Bay
Mundare Nacmine Namao
Nanton New Norway New Sarepta
Nisku Nordegg Okotoks
Olds Onoway Oyen
Paddle-prarie Peace River Peers
Penhold Picture Butte Pincher Creek
Plamondon Ponoka Provost
Rainbow Lake Raymond Red Deer
Red Deer County Red Earth Creek Redcliff
Redwater Redwood Meadows Rimbey
Robb Rocky Mountain House Rocky-mtn-hse
Rockyford Rolling Hills Rosedale Station
Rosedale Valley Rumsey Rycroft
Ryley Saddle Lake Sangudo
Scandia Seba Beach Sedgewick
Seven Persons Sexsmith Sherwood Park
Slave Lake Smith Smoky Lake
Spirit River Springbrook Spruce Grove
Spruce View Sputinow St Albert
St Paul Stand Off Star
Stauffer Stavely Stettler
Stirling Stony Plain Strathmore
Strome Sundre Swalwell
Swan Hills Sylvan Lake Taber
Tees Thorhild Thorsby
Three Hills Tilley Tofield
Torrington Trochu Tsuu t'ina
Turner Valley Two Hills Valleyview
Vauxhall Vegreville Vermilion
Viking Vilna Vulcan
Wabamun Wabasca Wainwright
Wandering River Warburg Warner
Waskatenau Waterton Park Wembley
Westerose Westlock Wetaskiwin
Whitecourt Wildwood Willingdon
Wimborne Winfield Worsley
Youngstown
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Green Initiatives & Environmental History for: Alberta


Basic History

At the end of the last ice age around ten thousand years ago, Paleo-Indians arrived in Alberta. They migrated from Siberia with the help of a land bridge across the straits of Bering. With the passage of time, they mixed with other smaller tribes. They were generally involved in hunting activities in the region. Then gradually over a period of time, the Britishers arrived at the present day province of Alberta, around the area of Athabasca river on a part of Rupert's land. The king of England Charles II granted this area to Hudson's Bay Company(HBC) in 1670. The French arrived in Canada around the year 1731 and set up Fort La Jonquiere in 1752. The fur traders set up North West Company(NWC) to help them compete with HBC in 1779. The North West Company(NWC) occupied the northern areas of Alberta. Within the years 1778 and 1788, the forts of Athabasca and Chipewyan were constructed.

Environmental History

The provice of Alberta has adequate source of water, since a number of lakes and rivers are located here. Presence of a large amount of water bodies have helped in the flourishing of various water based economic activities in the region like fishing, swimming and various types of water sports. The climate of Alberta is generally continental in nature. There are also regions of semi-arid steppe. The state has a wide variety of flora and fauna. With the arrival of spring, a wide variety of flowers are grown in the area, like wild rose, golden bean and sunflower. A nutricious variety of grass is also grown in the area. Alberta consists of four climatic regions like parkland, boreal forest, prairie and alpine. The most popular wildlife in the area is bison, black and grizly bear, wolf, coyote, lynx, mountain lion and bobcat. It is also quite famous as the nesting ground of migratory birds like a wide variety of geeses, swans, ducks and other avian species. A wide variety of fishes like pike, whitefish, brown trout and speckled are also available in the local streams and rivers in the area.

Green Initiatives

The local government of Alberta is trying to setup an example for arresting the ill-effects of climate change. The focus is mainly on using renewable technologies in all sectors of activities involved in construction. Government sector buildings are using green energy through grid based electricity. It is assisted by environment-friendly lighting systems like led lamps, electronic circuits, switches and regulators for the optimum use of electricity. It helps in the conservation of energy in an ideal way. As far as the transportation is concerned, the local government is planning to gradually replace all conventional vehicles, particularly in the metropolitan area with hybrid, electric and ethanol based modern automotive systems. Greater use of public transport and construction of bicycle paths are also a part of this initiative. Recycling of a majority of items like batteries, paper bags and other items are also a part of the ongoing green initiative.

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