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Each July, thousands of pilgrims make their way to the shores of Lac Ste. Anne. Many come in search of healing and spiritual renewal. Some simply come to reconnect with old acquaintances and forge new friendships.

This pilgrimage, which began over a hundred years ago, has become the largest annual Catholic gathering in Western Canada.

First called Wakamne or God&rsquo;s Lake by the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation who live on the west end of the Lake, and Manito Sahkahigan or Spirit Lake by the Cree, Lac St. Anne, about 75 km northwest of Edmonton, is the site of the annual pilgrimage, one of the most unique and memorable spiritual gatherings in North America.

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<video:title><![CDATA[Living in the New Renaissance   Podcast 8   Interview with Shane Getson]]></video:title>
<video:description><![CDATA[Interview with Shane Getson, UCP,  running for the candidacy of MLA Whitecourt/ Lac Ste Anne in the April 16, 2019  Alberta provincial election.

Information about Shane Getson from his main website:

&quot;Shane grew up on a small mixed farm in Alberta, was a logger, labourer, equipment operator.  He became a Civil Engineering Technologist, and then went to work on  Major Projects for the next 25 years as a Project Coordinator, Construction Manager, Project Manager, General Manager, and Sr. Manager. 

Shane was used often for strategic planning and project recovery roles managing teams in Canada and the US.  He is a private pilot, firearms enthusiast, Husband of 16 years, and Father of 4 children. 

Shane is here to help &ldquo;Take Our Province Back&rdquo; this spring, so we can all share in the Alberta Advantage.&quot;

The main website for Shane Getson&#039;s UCP election run in 2019 is: https://www.shanegetson.org/

You can also visit:
https://shanegetson.blogspot.com/
https://shanegetsonucp.ca/

and LinkedIn and Facebook:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-getson-771245b8
https://www.facebook.com/Shane-Clayton-Getson-1937088316389191/

Thanks yet again to Shane and Esther for their time to bring this interview together!&quot;]]></video:description>
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<video:description><![CDATA[A more casual sit down video with why 501 is important. Potential projects, like A2A Rail, that could become reality from creating corridors would be a game changer for Alberta, and they move closer to reality every day. While it is true that these projects can&#039;t come soon enough, we have to start somewhere.]]></video:description>
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