Generations 100 Years in Alberta
Generations 100 Years in Alberta
The Hamdon/Shaben family dates to the turn of the last century when two Lebanese peddlers came to Alberta to seek a better life. Ali Hamdon became a fur trader in Fort Chipewyan. Saleem Shaben opened a general store in Endiang. Decades later, their two families became one through a marriage, and a mosque. Today, the great grandchildren of those Muslim pioneers are contributing in their own way to building a better Alberta and a better world.
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- Lebanese Canadians -- Alberta -- Genealogy [CSH] Lebanese Canadians -- Alberta -- Biography [CSH] Muslims -- Alberta -- Biography [LCSH] Mosques -- Alberta -- Edmonton -- History [LCSH] Alberta -- Politics and government -- 1971-2015 [CSH] Muslims -- Canada -- History [LCSH] Social sciences [LCSH] Civics -- Study and teaching [LCSH] Canada -- History [LCSH]
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- Jim MacQuarrie (Producer), Renée Pellerin (Producer)
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