Category: Alberta

216,710. Filipino Canadians Total population Alberta 216,710 (5.2%) British Columbia 174,280 (3.5%) Manitoba 94,315 (7.2%) Quebec 44,885 (0.5%) How many Filipinos are in Calgary? Since 2011, Toronto PCG now serves 48.5% of Filipinos, or 405,945 individuals, an increase of 18.6%. In 2011, the number of Filipinos living in Calgary PCG increased by 60.7%, to 208,760. […]

Alberta’s raccoon population has traditionally resided largely in the province’s southeast. However, in recent years raccoon territory has expanded to include central Alberta. Why are there no racoons in Alberta? The scarcity of raccoons in Alberta is due to two main factors: the province’s trees and climate. Are there raccoons in Edmonton? In a statement, […]

Enjoy camping any season! Even though many people consider camping to be a summer activity, some campgrounds remain open until Thanksgiving, and a few are open year-round. Some of our best camping is enjoyed in the fall. Where can I camp in the winter in Alberta? Alberta Winter Camping: Where to go Cypress Hills. Dinosaur […]

Earthquakes do happen in Alberta. According to seismological records from open_in_new the Geological Survey of Canada, there have been 2,153 earthquakes in Alberta since 2006—that’s an average of 165 earthquakes per year, up from an average of 19 per year between 1985 and 2005. What was the biggest earthquake in Alberta? The largest magnitude earthquake […]

The Dominion of Canada bought the lands that would become Alberta as part of the NWT in 1870. From the late 1800s to early 1900s, many immigrants arrived to prevent the prairies from being annexed by the US. Who is the founder of Alberta? Alexander Rutherford was the first premier of Alberta. A lawyer who […]

In Summary You can’t bait deer or most other wildlife for the purpose of luring them in to be hunted. If you fed some corn to some deer in your backyard to take a photo, or watch them from your back yard, you will be ok. Can you feed deer in Alberta? Never feed deer. […]

A person cannot enter onto land without the occupier’s permission if entry is prohibited with a notice, such as a “No Trespassing” sign or a verbal warning. A person must also leave the land immediately after being directed to do so by the occupier or some other authorized person, such as a security guard. What […]

If your partner is refusing to move out of the home, there is family violence or financial hardship, a person can apply in Alberta Court of King’s Bench for an Exclusive Possession Order that can order a partner evicted and possibly impose a restraining order to keep him or her from entering and even force […]

Traps must only be set on property owned, leased, or rented by the user or with the permission of the person owning, leasing, or renting the property. Wildlife must be released in compliance with the Wildlife Act (contact Fish and Wildlife for details). Can you trap cats in your yard? You should check local laws […]

The foothills location is wonderful because they are close to the beautiful rocky mountains. Usually the foothills climate is very different from the rest of Alberta’s climate. There are many different types of wildlife in the foothills region. In the foothills we have a numerous amount of natural resources. What is the foothills known for? […]