150 Firsts: How Alberta Changed Canada…Forever
For 150 years, Alberta and its citizens have been at the forefront of Canadian innovation in arts and literature, science, environmental protection, politics, inclusion and diversity, as well as sports and leisure. These 150 Canadian firsts happened because Albertans made them happen. And, for better or worse, these firsts changed Canada…forever.
![<em>Edmonton Public Library, the first in Canada to have a branch based in a trolley car.</em><BR />Title: Edmonton Public Library<BR />Object Number: A7068<BR />Notes: The Edmonton Public Library housed in a trolley car.<BR />Date: [between 1943 and 1949]](/sites/default/files/styles/max_1300x1300/public/2018-09/A7068.jpg?itok=WkDqCWx7)
![<em>Louise McKinney, first woman elected to the Legislative Assembly of Alberta</em><BR />Title: Portrait of Louise McKinney<BR />Object Number: A3459<BR />Notes: Portrait of Louise McKinney, first woman elected to the Alberta legislature and member of the Famous Five.<BR />Date: [after 1917]](/sites/default/files/styles/max_1300x1300/public/2018-09/A3459_0.jpg?itok=Rrvi8rO-)
