A journalistic history of the province in thirteen volumes. Volume 12 discusses Alberta at the end of the twentieth century. Sections include the dismal eighties; the revolution without end with art, culture, Indian industry, and the Supreme Court; urban legends; from carbon to Silicon; and the West getting back to Ottawa, with Manning and reform, and the Klein years. Includes archival photographs, biographical references, and index. Presented to every school and public library in Alberta in 2006 as a Centennial Legacy Program for the International Lions Clubs.