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Saskatchewan River caused Fort Edmonton to be rebuilt up the hill near the present site of the Legislative Building. This fort contains the head office of the entire Saskatchewna district, as well as gateway to the Columbia district across the Rockies and the Arctic district to the
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for "the sole Trade and
Commerce of all those Seas, Streights, Bays, Rivers, Lakes, Creeks, and Sounds, in whatsoever Latitude they shall be, that lie within the entrance of the Streights commonly called Hudson's Streights... which are not now actually possessed by any of our Subjects, or by the
347:, believed to be the first European to explore the area, enters present day Alberta. Although the route of his journey is uncertain, his trip was significant as he reported the presence of friendly horse-riding Natives and huge herds of bison, and opened the way for others.
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in Iran kills 51 Canadians, including 13 Edmontonians, of whom 10 were faculty at the
University of Alberta. This is believed to be the most Edmontonians killed in a single event since the 1987 tornado, and deadliest day in the history of the university.
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Hein, Francis J. (2000). "Historical
Overview of the Fort McMurray Area and Oil Sands Industry in Northeast Alberta" (PDF). Earth Sciences Report 2000–05. Alberta Geological Survey. Archived from the original (PDF) on 27 February 2008. Retrieved
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is established. The following spring
Mounties established a post at Fort Saskatchewan, outside Edmonton. (The police force was legally established in 1873 and was staffed and put into the field in 1874, in response to the
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displayed over the continent played important roles in the determination of political boundaries established across North
America, including Alberta. They also served as important conduits for early explorers.
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A.W. Dingman strikes wet natural gas at Turner Valley. This produced gasoline. The Turner Valley/Black
Diamond oilfield became a major supplier of oil and gas and the largest producer in the British Empire.
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Cree, Stoney and
Ojibway fighters attack a Blackfoot tipi camp at Battle River. About a hundred Blackfoot dead or wounded, two childfren taken captive; the Cree side suffered about 60 dead or wounded.
1705:, will be a prayer healing facility and vesicle for the allegedly sacred stone. Former Poundmaker Chief Blaine Favel says land for the site and funding from corporate donors is being negotiated. The
317:". Part of Rupert's Land covered part of today's Alberta. (The Milk river valley in the extreme south of the province and the north half of the province were not part of the Hudsons Bay watershed.)
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construction enters
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1337:. William Aberhart's Social Credit party wins majority government, defeating the UFA government. This was the first Social Credit government elected anywhere in the world.
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HBC founds the Fort
Assiniboine as transhipment point on the Athabasca River. Starting in 1824–25, it serves as the north end of a 130-kilometre (80 mi) horse track from
1697:, the Alberta government and Manitou Asinîy-Iniskim-Tsa Xani Centre commits to returning the Manitou Stone (Creator Stone), a 145 kg meteorite, to its landing site near
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HBC factor Jame Bird marked out the layout of Fort Edmonton IV. This marked the start of recorded permanent human occupancy on the site of the present City of Edmonton.
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withdraws its application to build the Frontier Mine in northern Alberta despite having spent more than one billion dollars over then ten years on the project.
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government. He extends the Edmonton-Ft. Assiniboine trail trail to Lesser Slave Lake. Many who attempt to trek overland to the Yukon Gold Rush use this trail.
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Calgary & Edmonton Railway is completed, connecting Calgary to the south bank of North Saskatchewan River, opposite Edmonton. South Edmonton (later named
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establishes the first fur trading post in Alberta. He is working for a group that would found North West Company in 1779. He submits a map of the area to the
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damage parts of Calgary and oher areas in south and central Alberta. Kills five. causes some of the worst flood damage in Alberta's history.
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2286:"Blatchford Field: The Emergence of Aviation as a National Fact During the 1920s"
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lands lying within present day Alberta are transferred to United States with the
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2152:"Turner Valley Gas Plant". The Canadian Encyclopedia. Retrieved August 20, 2019
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party's successive victories and grip on majority power in the Legislature.
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prevails in Alberta, women earn the right to vote, with the passage of the
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had been in effect since 1916, following the 1915 Prohibition plebiscite.
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receives its first signatories, ceding much of central Alberta to the
428:. Fidler is the first known to mention coal deposits on the Prairies.
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is tocontinue to curate the artifact until the site is constructed.
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kills 23 people, the deadliest railway accident in Alberta history.
334:. The Captain's report is the first known to mention the oil sands.
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2404:"Update 4: COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta (March 17 at 3:30 p.m.)"
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begins. It displaces more than 88,000 people from their homes.
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1154:, Canada's deadliest coal mining accident, kills 189 workers.
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reports finding "gum or pitch" in the region now known as the
2422:"Update 6: COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta (March 19 at 5 p.m.)"
2007:
Acts of the Parliament of the Dominion of Canada, Volumes 1-2
1011:, Canada's deadliest rockslide, destroys part of the town of
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occurs. The battle is the last major conflict between the
2364:"Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund Historical Timeline"
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is signed, ceding much of Northern Alberta to the crown.
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is signed between the Crown and Blackfoot people, led by
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open in Calgary with closing ceremonies on February 28.
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kills 27 people and causes more than $ 330M in damage.
874:(later renamed Banff National Park), is created by the
809:(later renamed Carlstadt and later Alderson) discover
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Allied war effort. This includes participation in the
914:. Served to his death, October 15 1889. (Replaced by
620:, part of which will become the province of Alberta.
1895:"Peter Pond: Map Maker of the Northwest (1740-1807)"
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1188:Alberta is the third province to grant the right.
1130:The cities of Edmonton and Strathcona amalgamate.
2346:"MacMillan v. Brownlee, 1934 CanLII 376 (AB QB)"
2138:Heritage Resources Management Information System
2040:"The Canadian Pacific Railway in Western Canada"
1044:creates Alberta as a province separate from the
510:arrives at Fort Edmonton as the first permanent
1494:. It is set to take effect on January 1, 1981.
774:, opens its first drift mine. The community of
1987:"The City of Calgary - Historical Information"
1841:. Vol. II (1701–1740) (online ed.).
2531:Timeline of the petroleum industry in Alberta
2465:
1778:Timeline of the petroleum industry in Alberta
1722:List of premiers of Alberta by time in office
895:elected its first MP, former whiskey peddlar
381:mentions "bituminous" substances banking the
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2184:"Equal Suffrage Statutory Law Amendment Act"
1186:Equal Suffrage Statutory Law Amendment Act.
1093:ever recorded in Alberta, -60.6 °C at
963:Thomas Chalmers begins construction of the
583:Alberta's first legislature, Edmonton, 1906
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2116:"CITY OF EDMONTON POPULATION, HISTORICAL"
1695:National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
1660:Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752
1273:, the first municipal airport in Canada.
772:North Western Coal and Navigation Company
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2058:"Alberta's First Natural Gas Discovery"
2022:"Alberta's First Coal Mining Community"
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1462:Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund Act
616:are combined under the new name of the
224:Below is a brief timeline covering the
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2166:"The Edmonton Bulletin, July 21, 1915"
1768:2019 Alberta general election timeline
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416:reports coal deposits on the banks of
259:is first used, archaeology indicates.
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857:). Several of the perpetrators later
805:CPR employees drilling for water at
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1603:win a majority — ending 44 years of
1518:Royal Tyrell Museum of Palaeontology
940:Edmonton is incorporated as a town.
645:, and the last major battle between
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2223:Zurowski, Monica (March 13, 2020).
1457:Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund
1253:1923 Alberta prohibition plebiscite
841:stretches into modern day Alberta.
401:1789 expedition to the Arctic Ocean
399:Alexander Mackenzie embarks on his
169:Progressive Conservative dominance
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2526:History of the petroleum industry
1773:Alberta Heritage Savings timeline
694:renames it Fort Calgary in 1876.
162:Liberal / Social Credit dominance
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2104:from the original on 2008-12-21.
2076:"Rocky Mountains Park Act, 1887"
1878:Dictionary of Canadian Biography
1838:Dictionary of Canadian Biography
1492:anger and resentment in the West
1469:. The Heritage fund is the only
39:
2328:"Alberta Natural Resources Act"
2204:Yousif, Nadine (Nov 26, 2018).
1725:
1335:Eighth Alberta general election
1303:transfers control of Alberta's
2134:"Alberta Legislature Building"
1631:Rachel Notley#Oil_curtailments
1605:Progressive Conservative party
1546:derails, killing three people
1366:Commonwealth Air Training Plan
1222:Alberta Board of Public Health
1165:1915 Alberta liquor plebiscite
793:Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR)
690:, at present site of Calgary.
1:
1815:"Text of HBC's Royal Charter"
1644:30th Alberta general election
1597:29th Alberta general election
1432:17th Alberta general election
1301:Alberta Natural Resources Act
1059:1st Alberta general election.
930:) groes up at the rail-head.
385:. Mackenzie and others found
1716:Timeline of Alberta Premiers
1601:Alberta New Democratic Party
1490:announces the NEP, arousing
1360:Alberta plays a role in the
1236:5th Alberta general election
1110:Alberta Legislature Building
441:established by the HBC as a
257:Head-Smashed-in-Buffalo-Jump
2501:Timeline of Alberta history
1843:University of Toronto Press
1618:2016 Fort McMurray wildfire
1488:Pierre Trudeau's government
1242:win election to government
953:is incorporated as a city.
826:is incorporated as a town.
278:Watersheds of North America
226:history of the province of
187:Timeline of Alberta history
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2693:Specialized municipalities
1857:"Peel 35, Henday, Anthony"
1719:
1114:Governor General of Canada
1015:. Kills 70 to 90 or more.
306:Hudson's Bay Company (HBC)
302:King Charles II of England
231:and its history pre-1905.
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2766:Alberta Treasury Branches
2542:
2263:10.1017/S0738248015000097
2062:Petroleum History Society
2044:Atlas of Alberta Railways
1973:. Retrieved Feb 14, 2020.
1835:. In Hayne, David (ed.).
1821:. Retrieved Feb 14, 2020.
1648:United Conservative Party
1531:The Hinton train disaster
1442:— ending 36 years of the
1436:Progressive Conservatives
1348:Alberta Treasury Branches
1240:United Farmers of Alberta
1182:Women's suffrage movement
910:is appointed Senator for
845:discontents belonging to
661:North-West Mounted Police
631:Battle of the Belly River
2632:Leader of the Opposition
2314:Nellie McLung Foundation
1874:"Biography — Peter Pond"
1167:. 61% vote in favour of
1078:incorporates as a city.
1028:incorporates as a city.
855:District of Saskatchewan
21:This article is part of
2439:Amato, A (2022-09-30).
1762:Other Alberta timelines
1484:National Energy Program
1438:win a majority, led by
1152:Hillcrest mine disaster
1065:is elected government.
877:Rocky Mountain Park Act
614:North-Western Territory
424:, north of present-day
2251:Law and History Review
2242:Hamill, Sarah (2015).
2120:Government of Edmonton
2098:Klondike Trail Society
1831:Neatby, L.H. (1979) .
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1046:North-West Territories
969:North-West Territorial
739:North-West Territories
670:Cypress Hills Massacre
663:outpost in Alberta at
618:North-West Territories
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366:Lt. Governor of Quebec
362:United States Congress
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2738:Census agglomerations
2170:Edmonton Peel Archive
1930:Government of Alberta
1833:"Swan (Captain Swan)"
1804:. Alberta Government.
1471:sovereign wealth fund
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1063:Alberta Liberal Party
1038:Federal government's
643:Blackfoot Confederacy
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403:from Fort Chipewyan.
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2776:Environmental issues
2373:. February 28, 2020.
2332:Government of Canada
2080:Parks Canada History
1707:Royal Alberta Museum
1571:1988 Winter Olympics
1322:Brownlee sex scandal
872:Rocky Mountains Park
853:(at the time in the
839:North-West Rebellion
456:Mississippi drainage
341:September 11, 1754?
2688:Municipal districts
2622:Electoral districts
2590:Lieutenant Governor
2191:Alberta Legislature
1967:"Deed of Surrender"
1690:September 30, 2022
1584:2013 Alberta floods
1514:September 25, 1985
1501:September 15, 1981
1344:September 29, 1938
996:Strathcona, Alberta
912:District of Alberta
897:Donald Watson Davis
893:District of Alberta
718:September 22, 1877
541:Victoria Settlement
379:Alexander Mackenzie
2940:History of Alberta
2426:Alberta Government
2408:Alberta Government
2392:. 1980. p. 9.
2371:Alberta Government
2026:Alberta Government
1954:The Northwest Fort
1668:February 23, 2020
1658:The shoot-down of
1567:February 13, 1988
1505:West Edmonton Mall
1459:is created, after
1419:petroleum industry
1411:February 13, 1947
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1297:December 14, 1929
1120:, cut the ribbon.
1106:September 3, 1912
1091:Lowest temperature
1035:September 1, 1905
889:February 22, 1887
835:Frog Lake Massacre
820:November 27, 1884
649:on Canadian soil.
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567:Post-Confederation
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521:December4/5, 1865
460:Louisiana Purchase
452:December 20, 1803
410:February 12, 1793
332:Athabasca oil sand
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121:Early 20th century
2945:Alberta timelines
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2909:Canada portal
2879:Battle of Alberta
2874:Alberta Advantage
2771:Alberta Innovates
2743:Designated places
2728:Métis settlements
2568:Political parties
2521:Numbered Treaties
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1627:December 2, 2018
1527:February 8, 1986
1480:October 28, 1980
1385:Post World War II
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1311:to the province.
1305:natural resources
1288:Edwards v Canada.
1249:November 5, 1923
1216:Spanish Influenza
1118:Duke of Connaught
1087:January 11, 1911
1055:November 9, 1905
1022:November 7, 1904
967:on behalf of the
960:November 7, 1898
764:October 13, 1882
627:October 25, 1870
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1428:August 30, 1971
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1393:Leduc No. 1 well
1271:Blatchford Field
1203:Roberta MacAdams
947:January 1, 1894
908:Richard Hardisty
824:Calgary, Alberta
768:Alexander Galt's
701:August 23, 1876
684:Éphrem Brisebois
656:October 1, 1874
639:Iron Confederacy
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539:, missionary at
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