Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 58. Chapters: Arthur Sifton, Drew Caldwell, Scott Smith, Ron Hextall, Elaine McCoy, Grant MacEwan, Russ Conway, Glen Hanlon, Bill Ranford, Chris Oddleifson, Turk Broda, Bryce Salvador, Ken Wregget, Brett Skinner, Joe Hall, Douglas Hill, Alex Plante, Mike McEwen, Matt Calvert, Ed Johnstone, Errol Black, Israel Idonije, Samuel Bronfman, Karl Schroeder, Sheldon Kennedy, Mae Moore, Lude Check, Tyler Plante, James McCrae, Brock Trotter, Dwight Johnson, Amanda Stott, Pip Skid, Harry Mummery, Ryan White, Dan Halldorson, George R. Coldwell, Donald Woods, James Ehnes, Jill Officer, Rob McVicar, Alex Smart, Rob Fowler, Ray Brunka, Douglas Peters, Tim Long, Walter Dinsdale, Gord Lane, Angela Chalmers, Justin Taylor, Stephen Downes, Stanley McInnis, Thomas Edwards-Seymour, Doug Gourlay, Russ Ford, Mcenroe, George Dinsdale, Wilfred Gordon Bigelow, Shane Johnson, Edward McGill, Farm Fresh, Donald Gordon McKenzie, Henry Champ, James Ewen Matthews, Jimmy Creighton, Brad Maxwell, James Lorne Gray, Henry Carroll, Cam Plante, Chris Bauman, Hans Fries, Kent Greves, Edna Mayne Hull, Wilfred Hanbury, Brian Midwinter, Ryan Caldwell, Ab Douglas, Kyle Parrott, Kevin Patrick Kavanagh, Reginald Lissaman, Larry Brown, Darryl Wolski, Bernie Morris, Laurie Block, Nolan Thiessen, Charles Edward Rea, Walter Mummery, Betty Gibson, Bob Ash, Aaron Carpenter, Bill Fairbairn, Alicia Thorgrimsson, Daren Millard, Chuck Scherza, Donald Little, John Combs, John A. Menzies, Harold Brown, Dwight Mathiasen, Jack Borotsik. Excerpt: Arthur Lewis Watkins Sifton, PC, KC (October 26, 1858 - January 21, 1921) was a Canadian politician who served as the second Premier of Alberta from 1910 until 1917 and as a minister in the Government of Canada thereafter. Born in Ontario, he grew up there and in Winnipeg, where he became a lawyer. He subsequently practiced law with his brother C...