Sticks and Stones: Symbolism in the Alberta Legislature
Determine the three most powerful symbols of democracy in the Alberta Legislature.
References
Title:
Virtual Visit: Step Inside the Alberta Legislature
Host:
LearnAlberta.ca
Description:
This resource is an interactive virtual tour of the Alberta Legislature. It provides a realistic, three-dimensional environment replicating the layout, scale, lighting, and features of the Legislature building, where the user is able to look and move around as they would in the real world. Users create their character, and can choose to take either a full guided tour or to explore the building on their own. Detailed information about the paintings, displays, and other objects found in the Legislature is available; multimedia activities that align with Alberta Programs of Study are also provided.
Brian Hodgson, Sergeant-at-Arms, discusses a variety of topics. The video clips listed under the topic of Symbolism are applicable to this critical challenge.
A video and a printable version of the Speech from the Throne, delivered by The Honourable Norman L. Kwong, CM, AOE, Lieutenant Governor, at the Third Session of the Twenty-Sixth Legislature, March 7, 2007, are available in this Web site.
The Citizen’s Guide
to the Alberta Legislature – Part 3,
Rules and Traditions
Host:
Legislative Assembly of
Alberta
Description:
This resource is a guide
to the system of government in Alberta.
Information on the different levels of
government—federal, provincial, territorial
and municipal (local) is included, in
addition to information on the history
and traditions of the Legislative Assembly
of Alberta and the functioning of the
government. A glossary, study questions
and an answer key are included at the
end of the guide.
Navugation Tips
Click on the Pages tab
in the top left-hand corner of the screen
to view thumbnail images and to access
specific pages directly.