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The National Archives of Canada
Canada's National Archives calls itself "a treasure house of the memory of Canada." At this Web site you can find information about everything to do with Canada's past and present. Click on the digital archives to see lots of illustrations and photos about the people, places, and events in Canada's past and present.
Who is the current Premier of Alberta? What are the top news stories in Alberta right now? The Alberta Government Web site provides information about the government in power and the issues affecting the people of Alberta. It can help you find many Government of Alberta information and services that you might need.
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Ministry Information, Please! |
1. Click here to visit the Alberta Government Web site.
2. At the Web site, click on government at a glance from the blue
menu on the left hand side. Then click on ministry overviews in
the middle column.
3. Choose two ministries to research. Find out:
a) the name of the minister for each ministry you choose
b) the major responsibilities for each ministry
c) recent news stories about each ministry
Click here to download a worksheet to record your information.
4. Choose one of the ministries from your chart and prepare a class
display about the ministry, its current minister, and its
responsibilities. Be sure to include appropriate pictures and
captions.
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