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Alberta DailyEst. 2026

April

19

Alberta almanac

On this day in Alberta

12 moments and Albertans connected to 19 April, spanning 1900 to 2017.

  • 9 born
  • 2 founded
  • 1 died
Month 4
  1. 1916

    Alberta women win the vote

    The Equal Suffrage Act received royal assent, making Alberta one of the first three provinces — weeks behind Manitoba and Saskatchewan — to extend the provincial franchise to women.

    The Canadian Encyclopedia
  1. 1967

    provincial park in Alberta

    Read on Wikipediasource data59 years ago today

  2. 2005

    provincial park of Alberta

    Read on Wikipediasource data21 years ago today

Also on this date

  1. 1900

    Canadian lawyer, politician, and diplomat (1900-1991)

    Read on Wikipediasource data126 years ago today

  2. 1966

    Canadian astronomer

    Read on Wikipediasource data60 years ago today

  3. 1969

    Canadian professor of linguistics

    Read on Wikipediasource data57 years ago today

  4. 1979
    Andrew ScottBorn

    Canadian musician and songwriter

    Read on Wikipediasource data47 years ago today

  5. 1984
    Brad SpenceBorn

    Canadian alpine skier

    Read on Wikipediasource data42 years ago today

  6. 1987

    Canadian volleyball player

    Read on Wikipediasource data39 years ago today

  7. 1995
    Dusty KorekBorn

    Canadian ski jumper

    Read on Wikipediasource data31 years ago today

  8. 1995

    Canadian ice hockey player

    Read on Wikipediasource data31 years ago today

  9. 2000
    Max CrozierBorn

    ice hockey player

    Read on Wikipediasource data26 years ago today

  10. 2017
    Bohdan ZipDied

    Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta

    Read on Wikipediasource data9 years ago today

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