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Alberta recreation survey 2004

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Since 1981, the Alberta Recreation Survey is conducted approximately every four years. The purpose of the survey is to find out about the recreation activities of Albertans and what influences... More ≫

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Since 1981, the Alberta Recreation Survey is conducted approximately every four years. The purpose of the survey is to find out about the recreation activities of Albertans and what influences their recreation choices. The survey generally covers the following topics: recreation activities, favourite activities, desired activities, reasons for participation or for not participating, perceived benefits of recreation, volunteer involvement, and recreational trends over time.

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Written in stone

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Written in Stone, a full-day field program for students at the Junior High School level, examines the geologic landforms between Calgary and Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. The program consists of... More ≫

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Written in Stone, a full-day field program for students at the Junior High School level, examines the geologic landforms between Calgary and Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. The program consists of a road log and four stops. The road log contains information on the landforms visible from the highway and poses questions for discussion; the four stops represent four chapters in the geology of the Rocky Mountains - deposition, rock forming, mountain building and erosion. During each stop, students participate in an activity which demonstrates the geologic processes.

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Calgary historical walking tour : Mission and Cliff Bungalow

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This booklet contains a tour of Calgary's historic Mission and Cliff bungalow districts. The map in the centre spread shows the two options for following this tour.

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Alberta recreation survey 2000

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Since 1981, the Alberta Recreation Survey is conducted approximately every four years. The purpose of the survey is to find out about the recreation activities of Albertans and what influences... More ≫

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Since 1981, the Alberta Recreation Survey is conducted approximately every four years. The purpose of the survey is to find out about the recreation activities of Albertans and what influences their recreation choices. The survey generally covers the following topics: recreation activities, favourite activities, desired activities, reasons for participation or for not participating, perceived benefits of recreation, volunteer involvement, and recreational trends over time.

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Calgary : Atlantic avenue, Inglewood : historical walking tours

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This booklet contains two tours of the area of Calgary bounded by the Bow and Elbow Rivers on the north and west, by the Canadian Pacific Railway line on the south, and by 15th street SE on the... More ≫

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This booklet contains two tours of the area of Calgary bounded by the Bow and Elbow Rivers on the north and west, by the Canadian Pacific Railway line on the south, and by 15th street SE on the east. It centres on Atlantic Avenue (9th Avenue SE) in the Inglewood district. A map showing the tour routes is provided in the middle of the booklet.

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1996 Alberta recreation survey

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The 1996 Alberta Recreation Survey was conducted to determine participation patterns of Albertans and the factors which influence their recreation activity choices. It is the fifth such survey... More ≫

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The 1996 Alberta Recreation Survey was conducted to determine participation patterns of Albertans and the factors which influence their recreation activity choices. It is the fifth such survey since 1981. The information gathered is used to identify recreation trends and preferences, forecast future demands, and aid the recreation field in targeting and marketing its services.

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Calgary : Stephen Avenue and area historical walking tour

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This booklet contains two tours of Stephen Avenue and the surrounding area. A map of the tour routes is provided in the centre of the booklet. Each takes approximately two hours to complete.

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