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...d upper Slave rivers. This ship could carry 140 tons. According to the ''Edmonton Bulletin'', "The Indians were terribly astonished at their first sight of a ...rt Chipewyan with milled lumber, its furnace and boilers hauled north from Edmonton. Launched in 1882, the Grahame picked up freight and passengers below the r

...n Tiger Cats]], [[Winnipeg Blue Bombers]], [[Saskatchewan Roughriders]], [[Edmonton Eskimos]], [[Calgary Stampeders]] and the [[B.C. Lions]], based in [[Vancou

...uesday, July 18, 2006 Dagenais sent a rambling five page letter to ''[[The Edmonton Sun]]''.<ref name=cbc2006-07-18/> While the letter acknowledged shooting t ...= Dagenais mailed a rambling, self-justifying five-page letter to the Edmonton Sun while he was on the run. That's when I knew that I'd have a chance to t

*February, 1993 Grasslands Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta


*[[The Loyal Edmonton Regiment]]

|Cook's Ferry Inn, Edmonton, London, England

| publisher = [[Edmonton Journal]]

...anded version of article that appeared in ''Fohat'' magazine. Summer 1997. Edmonton Theosophical Society. Retrieved 2007-08-22.

EDMONTON, ALTA., Empress Theatre, Jasper Avenue, additions and alterations, 1938 (R. EDMONTON, ALTA., Odeon Theatre, Jasper Avenue near 101 Street, 1950 (inf. Mandel Spr

| quote = In real-life the Edmonton, Alberta, native is, like many Canadians are known to be, genuinely nice, p

...s established an outpost. Half of the remaining officers were sent to Fort Edmonton while the remaining officers were sent to Fort Pelly, Saskatchewan. Later F

...Mackenzie and Mann were knighted in 1911. The CNoR reached as far west as Edmonton, was building in the mountains, and served half of Canada's plains farm com

*One name was later scratched out: [[Peter Pocklington]], a former Edmonton Oilers owner, put his father's name, Basil, on the Stanley Cup in [[1983-84

...om Professor of Geology W.S. Foster, from 250,000-year-old wood.<ref>''The Edmonton Journal'', July 10, 1920.</ref>

...d a system of medical supervision for all registered female athletes. The Edmonton Grads were acknowledged as world champions of women's basketball; the first

.... ''With Unshakeable Persistence: Rural Teachers of the Depression Era.'' Edmonton: NeWest, 1999. 187 pp.

...ain" speech; [[Churchill Square (Edmonton)|Churchill Square]] in central [[Edmonton]], [[Alberta]]; and the [[Winston Churchill Range]], a mountain range north