Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park was established on April 19, 2005. It is a 69th provincial park in Alberta.

Park acquired total 1421 hectares area, including Big Lake Natural Area and Crown land of 302 hectares is additional. Total of 100 per cent 59 per cent is makes up of lake.

Place:

Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park is adjacent to the cities of Edmonton, St. Albert, Sturgeon and Parkland counties.

Facilities:

Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park having wildlife viewing platform,

The Telus World of Science, Edmonton is an international Science centre located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This organization is mainly controlled by the Edmonton Space & Science Foundation. The centre is located in the on the southwest corner of Coronation Park in the region of Wood croft. At the time of beginning of the organization (1984), the organization was named as the Edmonton Space Science Centre, and later, it was changed into Edmonton Space and Science Centre.

It is an one of the best places to visit in Edmonton. Pyramid fixture Conservatory has, that sits right in the middle of the action. To take tours of the beautiful landscaping, people come from all over Canada.

It is a botanical garden situated in the North Saskatchewan river valley. Muttart Conservatory consists of 4 glass pyramid-shaped structure. These pyramid shape structures showcase plants from arid, tropical and temperate climates.

Rutherford House is a provincial Historic site. It was the home of the first Premier of Alberta Alexander Cameron Rutherford. In the year 1911, A.C Rutherford and his wife Mattie shifted to this house near the university campus. Till date, this house is bearing the tradition of the Rutherford Family. Visitors are taken into the house with guidance as all the things of the house have its own importance. The sparkle of the silver, the glow of the library lamp and the scent of the freshly baked scones entice the visitors into the house.