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Considering a move to Alberta? Here you'll find the information and resources you need to give you a taste of the new west to help you in making your decision.
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Health Care If you are moving from another province or health authority, there is some information you need to know.
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Insurance Alberta has privatized vehicle license and registration. Check with your current insurance provider to ensure you have the proper paperwork of your driver's record and vehicle to be able to purchase insurance when you arrive.
- Insurance providers: including vehicle, property, health, life. (Choose "list of all insurance companies)
- Superpages listing of all types of insurance providers in Alberta.
- Find a registry in your area
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Property and Real Estate Wondering how much it will cost to live in Calgary? Use the following to help you.
Temporary accommodations
ENMAX head office is located in the East Macleod region of Calgary near Chinook Centre mall. |
Employment Here is some information to help with job searched in Alberta.
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Recreation Calgary sees nearly 2,400 hours of sunlight a year, more than any other major city in Canada. A regular influx of chinooks, a sudden rush of warm Pacific air during winter months, makes Calgary great for outdoor activities all year round. |
Tourism Visit Banff, nested in the heart of the Rocky Mountains or the icefields near Jasper. Looking for something more lively? Discover metropolitan Alberta, Calgary and Edmonton, who always offer true country hospitality. |
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Calgary Attractions
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Calgary Sports
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Economic Outlook As one of the fastest growing cities in Canada, Calgary's economy has been built upon a large supply of oil and gas, but has moved into other industries. Besides the energy sector, it boasts a good business climate for technology, manufacturing, and tourism. Its unemployment rate is among the lowest in Canada and has one of the country's youngest populations, an average of 36 years. |
Deregulation Alberta has recently deregulated its electricity market and already operates a deregulated natural gas market. The government is still working through the details and implementation of this decision. Deregulation means the consumer can choose their provider based on criteria such as price, product selection and service. Providers must compete for customer business based on this same criteria.
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Government
Government of Alberta
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Media Outlets
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