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Fall 2005 Contents

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FEATURES

DEPARTMENTS

6	Alberta Seen on the National Stage
	How well did Alberta Scene showcase our province’s arts, culture, and heritage?
	by David Paré and Susan Peet
16	Jubilation
	Remember the old and ring in the new Southern and Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditoria
	by Harry Sanders
22	Parks in Progress
	Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park’s new Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation soon to take flight
	by Joan Sherman
	Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park to unveil a dramatic, new interpretive centre
	by Margaret Chandler
26	Special Centennial Events Around the Province
28	Cultural Reflections
	The Chinese Experience
	by Jacqueline Louie
	Ukrainians in Alberta
	by Olenka Melnyk
	Franco-Albertans at 100
	by Ron Tremblay
36	Aboriginal Voices
	The Redneck, the Maverick, and Aboriginal Peoples
	by Brian Calliou
	Métis Renaissance in Alberta
	by Charlotte Cameron
42	Alternative Perspectives
	Shaping Social Change in Alberta
	by Carolyn Pogue
	Discovering Alberta’s Gay History
	by Norm Sacuta
	Protecting Alberta’s Environment
	by Sid Marty

2	Letter from the Editor
3	Feedback
5	Heritage News
13	Profile
	Tom Radford talks with Crystal Plamondon
48	The Arts
	Patricia Myers describes Dan Bagan’s, Barbara Ballachey’s, and Peter von Tiesenhausen’s enchantment with their surroundings Elisabeth Whitlock recounts ways in which Maria Dunn, Malcolm Forsyth, and Nan Hughes are inspired by Alberta
54	Destinations
	Judy Larmour reports on centennial celebrations in Torrington, Stoney/Banff, and Coalhurst
58	Books
	Mary Oakwell reviews The Fur Trade in Canada; Gordon Morash reviews High Plains Cuisine; Elisabeth Whitlock reviews Lonesome Hero
64	Poetry
	Gerald St. Maur’s "autumn" selection
65	Recorded Music
	Ron Chalmers reveals the latest news from Folkways Alive! and reviews k.d. lang’s hymns of the 49th parallel
69	Architecture
	Dorothy Field marks time with significant heritage buildings
70	Heritage Home Advice
	Johanne Yakula recreates a period room in an historic home
72	Food
	Patricia Myers creates a celebratory jewel
74	Heritage to the Next Generation
	New Ways of Learning; Old Ways of Knowing

Winter 2009
Complete Contents of Current Issue

After 14 years, Winter 2009 is our 56th issue of Legacy and our last.

As Legacy's publisher/editor/owner, I have been fortunate to work with remarkable people. My sincere thanks to our thoughtful associate publisher Gurston Dacks and encouraging business psychiatrist/music columnist Ron Chalmers. To talented, remarkable designer Mark Dutton. To patient general managers Mary Oakwell, Liz Grieve, and Yoko Sekiya; and determined ad sales manager Andrea Kopylech. And to two of the best, most sensitive associate editors, Eva Radford and Naomi Lewis. Thank you, also, to the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation for supporting school subscriptions and to Enbridge, Elly de Jongh, and Melcor Developments for public library subscriptions. To the Alberta Foundation for the Arts for editorial support. And to our committed advertisers and many loyal readers.

I have looked forward each issue to wonderfully written columns by Paula Simons, Sid Marty, Ron Chalmers, Laurie Greenwood, Johanne Yakula, Dorothy Field, Gordon Morash, and Patricia Myers. And to beautifully crafted prose and poetry by well-known and emerging writers alike.

But I have decided that Legacy's own story will conclude now. Indeed, it has been fun. Thank you all beyond words.

Barb Dacks, Publisher