Libraries near Empress AB (338 Result(s))

In 1907 Rudolph and Walburga Musch came from Minnesota and set up a general store about 3 miles south and 2 miles east of present day St.Walburg. The homesteaders, immigrants from Europe and USA, now had a place to socialize and buy supplies. The Musch's

Parkland was the first regional library in Alberta, formed way back in 1959. More than 50 years later, Parkland Regional Library is a network of 50 public libraries across central Alberta, serving over 200,000 residents.VisionParkland Regional Library is a leader in assisting its member libraries to achieve excellence in service.MissionParkland Regional Library supports its members through cooperation, innovation, and service by: providing human and material support services as needed by the libraries, acting as a focus for leadership and library advocacy, being effectively and efficiently governed and financially sustainable.Service PrioritiesHeadquarters activities and initiatives are guided by our Strategic Plan. Parkland's goals are in the areas of: Training Advocacy and Marketing Technology Access to Resources Sustainability

Mossbank's many events and attractions draw visitors from all over Western Canada and beyond every year. The district's colourful history provides the background for tours related to the North West Mounted Police's March West, the British Commonwealth Air

From Bestselling adult novelist Andrea Portes comes her Young Adult debut: ANATOMY OF A MISFIT (published: 9/2/2014; 9780062313645; Ages 14 up), an emotionally resonant story that Publishers Weekly raves is ''instantly endearing'' with a ''highly memorable h

Lakeland Library Region has a mandate to provide informational, cultural, educational and recreational information to all sectors of the community through local branch libraries.