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2009 Physical Activity

Jun 1, 2016 | L. LEISURE / RECREATION

2006 Reported Rates Physical Acitivity

Jan 28, 2016 | L. LEISURE / RECREATION

Title:Understanding reported rates of physical activity: comparing the results of the Alberta survey on physical activity and Canadian community health survey. Author(s):Berry, Tanya R.|split|Spence, John C. Corporate Author: Alberta Centre for Active Living...

2002 Physical Activity Report Alberta

Nov 26, 2015 | L. LEISURE / RECREATION

Title:2002 Alberta survey on physical activity: a concise report. Author(s):Bengoechea, Enrique Garcia|split|Spence, John C. Corporate Author: Alberta Centre for Active Living Subject:Leisure, recreation – general|split|Health issues – health in Alberta...

1999 Alberta Survey on Physical Activity

Sep 23, 2015 | L. LEISURE / RECREATION

Title:1999 Alberta survey on physical activity : concise report. Author(s):Spence, John C.|split|Poon, Pauline P.L. Corporate Author: Alberta Centre for Active Living Subject:Leisure, recreation – general|split|Health issues – health in Alberta...

1977 March Submission to the City of Edmonton Parks and Recreation Department regarding Parks and Recreation Master Plan Review

Mar 5, 2015 | L. LEISURE / RECREATION

Title:Submission to the City of Edmonton Parks and Recreation Department regarding parks and recreation master plan review Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council Subject:Leisure, recreation – parks, playgrounds|split|Leisure, recreation –...

1975 May An Approach to Planning River Valley Trails

Nov 6, 2014 | L. LEISURE / RECREATION

Title:An approach to planning river valley trails Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council Subject:Leisure, recreation – parks, playgrounds|split|Urban issues – planning, policy Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council Place of...

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