List of Tables

Table 2.1: Major topic codes appearing in the Alberta throne speech dataset.

Table 2.2: Subtopic coding that we developed and applied to Alberta throne speech quasi-sentences coded as Health (Major Topic 3).

Table 3.1: Leading causes of death (number of deaths), all ages, Alberta, 1920 to 2010, 10-year intervals.

Table 3.2: Reported annual number of cases of, and deaths from, influenza in Alberta, 1916-1923.

Table 3.3: Points of opposition to compulsory seatbelt legislation (thematic groupings), along with illustrative examples, from the Alberta legislature, 1970s.

Table 4.1: Government of Alberta: Departments responsible for public health, along with minister, deputy minister, and provincial medical officer of health (or similar), 1905–present.

Table 4.2: Overview of select public health-related commissions, task forces and reports in Alberta, 1919–2019.

Table 5.1: Categories used to code APHA resolutions, based on core public health functions and adapted to cover the breadth of their resolutions.

Table 6.1: Summary of public health education programs offered at the Universities of Lethbridge, Calgary, and Alberta (current as of February 2019).

Table 6.2: Timeline of some key events pertinent to the history of public health education in Alberta.

Table 7.1: Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada – Calls to Action related to health.

Table 7.2: Some key recent historical events at the interface of Indigenous and colonial societies in Alberta and Canada (partial list).

Table 7.3: Summary of common / major activities of community health representatives in Alberta, approx. 1970s–early 1990s.

Table 8.1: Summary of some key international and national milestones in climate change.

Table 8.2: Timeline of some milestones in Alberta environmental policy as it intersects with public health, 1905–1970s.

Table 8.3a: List of bills referenced in our analysis of climate change, health, and equity in Alberta legislative debates, 1990s–2019 (chronological).

Table 8.3b: List of individuals referenced in our analysis of climate change, health, and equity in Alberta legislative debates, 1990s–2019 (alphabetical by last name).

Table 9.1: Timeline of changes to Alberta provincial legislation concerning fluoridation.

Table 11.1: Disastrous events in Alberta, 1910–2019, and consequences.

Table 11.2: Tornados with loss of life in Alberta.

Table 12.1: Summary of some milestones concerning intersectoral (health and social policy domains) activities and arrangements in the province of Alberta, 1905–2010s.

Table 12.2: List of individuals referenced in our analysis of social determinants of health in Alberta legislative debates, 1990s–2019 (alphabetical by last name).

Table 14.1: Critical perspectives in, of, and with public health practice.