[DOC] [TLE] Canadian Prairies - Wikipedia [PAR] The Canadian Prairies is a region in western Canada, which may correspond to 
several different definitions, natural or political. ... However "the prairies" may also 
refer to all of the Interior Plains region within Canada, in contrast with .... Also, 
natural resources such as oil sands (Fort McMurray, Alberta) and other forms of 
oil... [DOC] [TLE] Economy of Alberta - Wikipedia [PAR] Alberta's economy is the sum of all economic activity in Alberta, Canada's fourth 
largest ... Revenue from oil and natural gas extraction has fueled a series of 
economic ..... Alberta was once the smallest of the three Prairie Provinces by 
population in the .... Over 80 per cent of Canada's natural gas production is from 
Alberta. [DOC] [TLE] Check and uncheck as needed to select sections to print. Then ... [PAR] Alberta is the westernmost of the Prairie Provinces of Canada. ... The plains vary 
locally from very flat and extensive old lake bottoms to rolling .... About 70% of all 
Canadian oil and 80% of natural-gas production occurs in Alberta. ... comes from 
exploitation of the vast Athabasca tar- or oil-sand deposits in northern Alberta. [DOC] [TLE] Alberta - Cosmeo [PAR] Alberta, province, westernmost of the three Prairie provinces of Canada, 
bounded on ... Alberta is now Canada's largest producer of petroleum and 
natural gas. ... is bounded on the E by the Saskatchewan Plain, which contains 
great oil sand deposits. ... Winters are dry; much of the annual precipitation 
comes in the summer. [DOC] [TLE] Canada: History - Cosmeo [PAR] Bordering the Canadian Shield on the W is the Interior Plain, an extension of the 
Great ... In these areas, the rocks contain valuable deposits of oil and gas. ... 
minerals, and the nation is also rich in reserves of crude petroleum and natural 
gas. .... Nearly 17% of the population lives in the Prairie provinces of Alberta, 
Manitoba... [DOC] [TLE] Alberta - The Canadian Encyclopedia [PAR] Feb 10, 2016 ... Alberta, the westernmost of Canada's three Prairie provinces, shares many ... 
West of the plains an area of foothill ridges rise to the Rocky Mountains ... formed 
the basis of most of the province's oil and natural gas deposits. ..... over half of the 
country's total production of oil coming from Alberta's oil sands. [DOC] [TLE] Alberta - Canada in Context - Gale [PAR] The westernmost of Canada's three Prairie Provinces, Alberta is bordered on the 
... The plains include the forested areas that dominate the northern part of the ... 
Most of the mercury found in fish comes from natural sources in soils and 
sediment in Alberta. .... Oil exploration also uncovered another resourcenatural 
gas. [DOC] [TLE] Facts On Canada - Alberta - Geocities [PAR] The westernmost of Canada's three Prairie provinces, Alberta lies between the ... 
approximately 90% of the land area - forms part of the interior plain of North 
America. ... muskeg that overlay much of Alberta's oil and gas deposits and oil 
sands. ... From the 1960s on, immigrants have come from all over the world, 
including... [DOC] [TLE] Province - Trans-Canada Highway [PAR] The westernmost of Canada's three Prairie provinces, Alberta covers an area of 
... The southeastern portion of the province is part of the interior Great Plains of ... 
Known as Canada's "energy province," Alberta has more than 80 percent of the ... 
The oil and natural gas sector has responded successfully to the challenges of... [DOC] [TLE] U.S. & Canada History lecture notes [PAR] Lower Canada (Quebec) French-speaking, Roman Catholic. Continental ... 
Environment keeps 80% of people. on 10% of land ... 75% of Canada's imports 
come from U.S. ... Great Plains Prairie Provinces: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, 
Alberta.  50% of ... Alberta has coal, oil deposits; produces 90% of Canada's 
natural gas. [DOC] [TLE] PUB DAM - Eric [PAR] This unit, an overviewAof Canada, offers a sequence of infoimation sheets for ..... 
of oil and natural gas to the United States. This

Question: About 80% of Canada's oil & natural gas comes from the plains of this westernmost prairie province
Answer: Alberta