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2006 Report on Central Alberta
Section A
Section B - Energy
Section C - Economy
Section D - Economy
Section E - Leisure
Section F - Leisure
Section G - Transport
Section H - History
Section I - Health
Section J - Tourism
Section K - Outreach
Section L - The Land
Section A
A1 Setting Records the New Norm
A4 The Challenge of Finding Enough Workers
A4 Alberta's Biggest Power Line Project
A5 The Challenge of Coalbed Methane
A6 Putting Safety First in the Oilpatch
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Section B - Energy
B1 Workers Take Quickly to Automation
B2 Petrochemical Prosperity Continues
B3 Turning Manure Into Power at Biogas Plants
B4 The Power of the Sun to Cut Energy Costs
B5 Historical Perspective on Oil Boom Times
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Section C - Economy
C1 Labour the Solution, Not the Problem
C2 Dan Hachey, A Retail Mover and Shaker
C3 Red Deer Corridor...Canada's Economic Capital
C4 Meals of Plenty, for Plenty of Hungry Youths
C6 Satisfying Demands for Services
C7 Jackie Brooks, Chamber of Commerce Boss
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Section D - Economy
D1 Water Equals Growth
D2 When the Boom Times Fade in Central Alberta
D3 Economic Development Officers Crucial
D4 Realtors Racing to Keep Up with Red-Hot Market
D5 More Rental Space Needed Desparately
D6 Exchange Rate a Major Concern for Manufacturers
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Section E - Leisure
E1 It Helps to Be No.1
E2 Pool Shortage: Not Enough, and Too Short
E3 Chasing Pucks and Earning Bucks
E4 Sylvan Lake's New Rec Centre an Instant Hit
E5 Area Kids Tackling Minor Football
E6 Hoop Coaches Chart Path to Excellence
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Section F - Leisure
F1 Green - The Colour of Golf
F2 Competitve Fire Still Burns for Mature Athletes
F3 Hanni Bullish on Pigskin Buccaneers
F4 Rebels and Ex: A Love-Love Relationship
F5 Big Potential for Trails
F6 Brett Bingham Manages Highs, Lows in Golf
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Section G - Transport
G1 Bigger is Better, Buyers Say
G2 Putting a Personal Stamp on Your Vehicle
G3 Plenty of Road Work Planned in Region
G6 Red Deer's Transit System Comes of Age
G7 Making Traffic Flow Smoothly in Red Deer
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Section H - History
H1 Valued Building will be Restored
H2 Red Deer's Many City Hall Buildings
H4 F.W. Galbraith an Ambitious Entrepeneur
H5 Annie L. Gaetz a Remarkable Woman
H6 Red Deer River Natualists Got Their Start 100 Years Ago
H7 Sacred Heart Catholic Parish 100 Years Old
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Section I - Health
I1 Health Workers in Short Supply
I2 South African Doctors Find Homes Here
I3 Five-Year Hospital Project Complete
I4 Hospice Eases Suffering for the Dying
I5 Health Unit Celebrates 75 Years
I6 Volunteer Clowns Cheer Up Patients
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Section J - Tourism
J1 Tourism Generates Big Bucks
J2 Highway 2 Corridor an Important Travel Route
J3 Gopher Hole Museum Started in 1996
J6 Internet Source of Information for Tourists
J7 Severe Staff Shortages in Hotel Industry
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Section K - Outreach
K1 Clerics Reach Out to the Needy
K3 Feeding the Poor and the Hungry
K4 Getting tot eh Root of Racism in Region
K5 Why Area Food Banks Are Flourishing
K6 Making a Difference for Area Addicts
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Section L - The Land
L1 Greenhouse Industry Growing
L2 Populating the Prairies with Trees
L3 Homegrown Vegetables in Restaurants
L4 Cattle Industry Rebuilds After BSE
L5 Saving Injured Animals a Growth Industry
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Quick Facts
Red Deer is proud to host the 2006 Alberta Summer Games July 27-30, 2006.
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