St.Albert Newcomers’ Guide
Contains information of organizations which can provide assistance to newcomers. Including the following categories: Safety. Immigrant and Newcomer Services, Education, Housing, Get Involved with the Community, Health and Medical, Transportation, and More Helping Agencies. The pamphlet has phone numbers, but does not contain emails or direct links to websites.
The City of St.Albert
Contains information on the city of St.Albert municipal government, resources for local citizens, and more.
Website: http://stalbert.ca/
“New Resident Package”: http://stalbert.ca/living-here/moving-to-st-albert/new-resident-package/
“Community Directory”:
“Home and Property”:
St.Albert Newcomers’ Club
The, “Club includes women of all ages and who are new to the area or had a life changing experience within the last three years (retirement, divorce, widowed, etc.) By joining us it gives you the opportunity to meet new people and develop friendships with other newcomers who live in the community.” (Taken from St.Albert Newcomers Club)
Government of Alberta
“Moving to or around Alberta”: Contains information on moving to or around Alberta.
Alberta Learning Information Service (ALIS) Alberta
“Welcome to Alberta”: Contains important information on moving to Alberta.
PDF document: https://alis.alberta.ca/pdf/cshop/welcometoalberta.pdf
“Working in Alberta”: Contains important information on working in Alberta.
PDF document: https://alis.alberta.ca/pdf/cshop/WorkingInAlberta.pdf
St.Albert Heritage Finders’ Guide
Google Doument : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SwSFimeI9sFVYXxX34vQR0B-ity_iUopmxCb4zN370s/edit?usp=sharing
Government of Canada
Contains the Government of Canada’s information on immigrating to Canada.
“Immigrate to Canada”:
Moving to Canada
A website containing information on moving to Canada.
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