Two-Rivers-Distillery near Innisfail AB (34 Result(s))

Located in the heart of downtown Ponoka, Ponoka Physiotherapy & Acupuncture Clinic is like no other medical or physiotherapy office. The environment at Ponoka Physiotherapy is energetic and vibrant. Our goal is to get you moving again, be it after an injury, an accident, or any sort of disorder. We treat and prepare you as if you are planning for a major sporting event, even if that event is as simple as needing to walk a block pain free again

Curling has a storied history in Red Deer, dating back before the turn of the 20th century. The first curling games in Red Deer were played on the ice of the Red Deer River. Modified jam cans were sometimes used as curling rocks. In 1898, matches were moved to a small outdoor rink on Morrison (52nd) Street. Water hauled from the river was used to flood the ice. In November 1902, the Red Deer Rink Co. Ltd. purchased six lots on which to build a covered skating and curling rink, but construction was not actually commenced until the fall of 1903. The structure, built at an estimated cost of $3,000, provided a skating surface of 175 feet by 60 feet and space on the north side for two sheets of curling ice 175 feet by 36 feet.

Rocky Mountain House draws its rich history from the North Saskatchewan River. Fur traders used the River to transport goods east that were found west, within and over the great Rocky Mountain range. It was the prominent location of the confluence of the Clearwater and North Saskatchewan River where the two competing fur trading companies of the 1800s, the Hudson's Bay Company and North West Company decided to set up trading posts. Both companies had the idea of using this site as a jumping off point for exploration of routes to the Pacific Coast, as well as for fur trading.