Answer the following question: What type of details about frank oliver -lrb- politician -rrb- can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: francis '' frank '' oliver , pc -lrb- september 1 , 1853 -- march 31 , 1933 -rrb- was a politician and journalist from old northwest territories , and later alberta , canada . born in peel county , canada west , oliver learned journalism in toronto , ontario . in 1880 he moved west and founded the '' edmonton bulletin '' with his wife harriet dunlop -lrb- 1863-1943 -rrb- . when the first issue was printed on december 6 , 1880 , it became the first newspaper in what is now known as the province of alberta , and one which he owned until 1923 . his other contributions to the canadian northwest includes the creation of the territories first public school system . oliver served as a member of the legislative assembly of northwest territories for edmonton from 1883 to 1896 . oliver resigned from the legislature in 1896 to run for a seat in the house of commons for the liberal party of canada . he was elected representing the alberta -lrb- provisional district -rrb- , and later edmonton and edmonton west . he served until 1921 . from 1905 until 1911 he was appointed and served as the minister of the interior and superintendent-general of indian affairs . as minister , oliver pushed for the recently discovered hot springs and contiguous area be given to the people of canada , thereby creating banff national park ; the first national park in canada . oliver was assigned by wilfrid laurier to draw up the electoral boundaries used in the 1905 alberta general election . the boundaries were said to favour the edmonton region where the alberta liberal party enjoyed the most support . he used his political weight to make certain that edmonton , and not calgary , would become the provincial capital . oliver 's legacy includes drafting a law forbidding blacks from immigrating to canada and using his newspaper to successfully lobby for having the papaschase indians removed from their traditional territory in edmonton . by 1911 , oliver 's immigration policy called for tighter controls on immigration . oliver was staunchly...
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