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Do I need to change my office address now that I am working from home? What email address do I need to update?… Read More
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The following report addresses the challenges that would be faced in taking the next potential step in cadastral modernization. Read the report now. What are your thoughts?… Read More
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The 2020-2021 ALSA membership dues have been sent out. The annual membership fees and levies must be paid on or before April 30.… Read More
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The Council of the Alberta Land Surveyors’ Association has changed the date, time and venue of the 111th annual general meeting...… Read More
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Once the jubilation of Armistice Day passed, a pall of gloom settled; veterans came home slowly as the cold winter set in, matching the province’s depressed economy. Albertans addressed the grim realities of post-war adjustments, laced as it was with further loss caused by the pandemic Spanish influenza. At first, reports of influenza did not alarm Albertans, who thought it to be no more serious than “la grippe.” Panic set in as tens of thousands came down with the flu, which eventually claimed the lives of 3,259 Albertans. By the end of October 1918, schools, libraries, theatres, and courthouses, among other public gathering places, had closed, as the Provincial Board of Health imposed quarantine measures.… Read More
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