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The Heritage Community Foundation would like to thank the following website sponsors and supporters:

Imperial Oil Limited
Imperial Oil Limited has been a leading member of the Canadian energy industry for more than 120 years. One of the largest producers of crude oil and natural gas liquids and a major producer of natural gas, the company is also Canada's largest refiner and marketer of petroleum products, sold primarily under the Esso and Mobil brands, and a major producer of petrochemicals. 

During 2003, Imperial provided more than $9 million in support to various initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life in Canada.  This included more than $6 million in contributions from the Imperial Oil Foundation to more than 400 non-profit groups across the country.

CKUA Radio Network Inc.
At over 70 years CKUA Radio Network is one of the world's oldest public broadcasters. Based out of Alberta, Canada this broadcaster is rich in tradition and fresh and innovative in its programming and business operations.

CKUA has been governed by the non-profit CKUA Radio Foundation since the Government of Alberta privatized the station in 1994, through a combination of commercials, corporate underwriting of programs, and listener donations. CKUA truly is public radio, freely supported by the listener base.

Alberta Community Development
The mandate of the Cultural Facilities and Historical Resources Division, in its Divisional Core Business, is to preserve, protect and present Alberta's unique cultural and natural history. The division comprises seven branches:
    Alberta 2005 Centennial Initiative
    Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology 
    Provincial Museum of Alberta
    Provincial Archives of Alberta  
    Dinosaur Provincial Park
    Historic Sites and Cultural Facilities
    Heritage Resource Management Branch

The Oil Sands Interpretive Centre in Fort MacMurray is a leading interpreter of Alberta's petroleum heritage. Visit their website at http://oilsandsdiscovery.com/ to find out about their programming and collections.

Glenbow Museum and Archives
With over a million objects in more than 20 galleries, the Glenbow Museum is western Canada's largest museum. Collecting 28,000 works from the 19th century to the present the Glenbow focuses on the region of northwestern Canada and it's place in western Canada.

Glenbow's Library collects together a wealth of books, periodicals, newspapers, maps, and pamphlets that capture the people and events that have shaped our western Canadian heritage. Glenbow's Archives is a major research centre, housing an extensive collection of unpublished archival records.  Glenbow holds the extensive oral history collection developed by Aubrey Kerr.

Centre for Energy (Canada)
The Centre for Energy (Canada) is committed to becoming THE credible and convenient source of comprehensive information about all sectors of the Canadian energy industry, building on the excellent resources developed by the Petroleum Communication Foundation (PCF) for the oil and gas sectors.

Energy news from more than 50 live sources and the Centre for Energy's own News Bureau, energy market and commodity information and energy education resources are among the major features of the portal.

Please visit this exciting new on-line resource by going to http://www.centreforenergy.com/ and feel free to share this news with your co-workers and friends.

 

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