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'Something permanent in our lives has given way': Alberta officials mourn Queen Elizabeth II

Title: Something permanent in our lives has given way': Alberta officials mourn Queen Elizabeth II

Author: Edmonton Journal

Keywords: Bill Flanagan

Teaser: U of A President Bill Flanagan says The Queen’s belief in education is reflected in the establishment of the Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships program, which promotes international student exchange.

Link: site://news/in-the-news/2022/9/something-permanent-in-our-lives-has-given-way-alberta-officials-mourn-queen-elizabeth-ii

Release: September 08, 2022

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'Something permanent in our lives has given way': Alberta officials mourn Queen Elizabeth II