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Page Updated December 28, 2002

Topics included in this section:
* Our Address and Directions
* Currency Conversion
* Calgary Map and Hotels
* Driving Directions
* Where is Canada?
(Canadian Facts and Fun)
* Alberta Map, Tourist Attractions and Information
* What is there to do around Calgary?

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Hunter's Heart Brittanys Reg'd
Dr. Carla Simon & Mr. Gary Andrusiek
80 Appleside Close SE
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
T2A 7T8
ph: (403) 207-4441
fax: (403) 206-7060
email: webmaster@huntersheart.com
www.huntersheart.com

  Print map to our house (generated by MapBlast).

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Go to Map Blast website to get directions.

  We're as far East as you can go in the City, just south of the TransCanada Highway #1 (which is called 16th Ave. inside the city limits). We live across the street from a farm, and there’s a Brittany sign in the front yard.

You can find convert between Canadian and U.S. dollars quickly by visiting
http://www.canoe.ca/cgi-bin/calculators/currency/ccalc
This site uses the current exchange rate and is free.

For a map of Calgary and nearby cities, including hotel listings, point your browser at: http://www.motels.ab.ca/mapcal.html

  The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA), Alberta Motor Association (AMA) and the American Automobile Association (AAA) provide maps, directions and guides to camping, tourist attractions, and hotel accommodations. Other services they offer members include providing road service, insurance and discounts to their members.

  To get free driving directions from your house to ours, visit this web page and enter your mailing address.

http://www.mapquest.com/atlas/main.adp?region=canada shows Canada’s regions, within a map of North America. Calgary is in Western Canada, next to the Rocky Mountains. 3 hours drive south of us is the border with Montana, U.S.A..

  Classic Canadian humor can be enjoyed online at:
www.chillybeach.com

The official magazine of Bob and Doug McKenzie
www.oxford.net/~bobnet/hoser/index.html

Weird, Wild, Wonderful,  or Worthwhile World Wide Web sites
http://watarts.uwaterloo.ca/~bee/etc/wwwowwwws.prev.html

  On a more serious note, visit this page for some facts and statistics about Canada.

  To see Canada, on a world map, go to http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/world_maps/world_2000.jpg

For a detailed map of Alberta, with tourist attractions and links to city maps, go to http://www.albertasouth.com/atpmap.html

  For a more general, regional map of Alberta, visit http://www.mapquest.com/atlas/main.adp?region=alberta

  For some quick facts about the province of Alberta, visit: http://www2.gov.ab.ca/home/about_alberta/

http://www.daviespark.ab.ca/facts.html

The biggest city in Alberta is Calgary, home of the Calgary Stampede
http://www.calgarystampede.com/stampede/. The capital of our province is Edmonton. Banff National Park and Jasper are within one day driving distance. There’s great hiking, camping and fishing in the summer, hunting season in the fall, and fantastic skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling at numerous resorts in the winter.

  Find information on outdoor pursuits in Canada's National Parks online from GORP, "your outdoor guide to recreation and active travel".

  For information on entertainment in Calgary, check out:
http://www.calgaryplus.ca/

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