R.B. Bennett became Canada’s eleventh Prime Minister and the first Prime Minister from Alberta during the Depression and created many national institutions.

A self-made entrepreneur and one of Alberta’s Big Four, Patrick Burns helped build the West while giving back generously to his community.

Chief David Crowchild (1899-1982) was well known as a wise person who increased the level of acceptance of First Nations in and around the City of Calgary.

An entrepreneur and philanthropist, Eric Harvie used his success in Alberta’s oil industry to preserve the history and culture of Western Canada.

A pioneer for women’s rights, Alice Jamieson broke barriers as the first female judge in the British Empire and helped shape a more equal society.

Colonel Macleod came west with the North West Mounted Police (NWMP), established Fort Macleod, signed Treaty 7, and established law & order in Alberta.