Calgary Public Library Link Library: Genealogy

Automated Genealogy: Index to the 1901 Canadian census with other projects in development including indexes to the 1911 Canadian census and the 1906 census of the Prairie Provinces.
Canada GenWeb Project: Similar to the U.S. GenWeb; each province, sub-divided into regions or counties, lists the various genealogical resources and links for each area.
Canadian Genealogy & History: National and provincial headings including sections on libraries and archives, military, census, obituaries and searchable links; also includes a site search engine.
Canadian Genealogy Centre
Chinese-Canadian Genealogy: Vancouver Public Library’s excellent website for Chinese-Canadian researchers. The site includes introductions to family and documentary sources, to Chinese names, to the history of the Chinese in Canada and information for those wishing to do research in China. Many of the resources identified in this pathfinder can be requested on inter-library loan by Calgary Public Library card holders.
Genealogy Resources on the Internet
Hudson's Bay Company Archive: On-line finding aids to assist in locating which records are available, such as post records, ships' records and London Office records; microfilm loans catalogue.
Marj's Genealogy Page -- Genealogy and Family History Interests: good for immigration, ships' lists, etc.
Library and Archives Canada: introduction to genealogical resources at the archives; includes searchable databases through ArchiviaNet, such as Canadian Expeditionary Force, Home Children, Dominion Land Grants.
Olive Tree Genealogy

Alberta Family Histories Society (AFHS): Calgary genealogy association; maintains Canadian Genealogical Projects Registry; lists events, publications, links.
Alberta Homestead Records Index: The Alberta Genealogical Society has created an all-name online index to the Homestead Records held by the Provincial Archives of Alberta. Because it is an all-name index, it includes the names of those who did not complete the homesteading process as well as anyone who had an interest in the land (for example, beneficiaries of wills included in the records) in addition to those who were granted a patent. The index will allow you to access the Ottawa file number and the PAA film number in order to view or request the file.
Alberta Genealogical Society
Alberta GenWeb: genealogy projects and links.
Calgary Obituary and Cemetery Indexes, see AFHS.
CPR Land Records, see Glenbow Archives
Don's Cemetery Page: includes a tour of Calgary's Union Cemetery and the Hillcrest Cemetery.
Mennonite Historical Society of Alberta: Is a society devoted to the finding, collection, and preservation or materials related to the history of the Mennonites in Alberta. They provide access to materials through their library and their transcription and extraction projects. Online access to records is available through a link on the website. The also provide education in the areas of Mennonite history and genealogy.

Manitoba GenWeb Project
Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society
Manitoba Vital Statistics: Manitoba Vital Statistics provides online access to databases of births, marriages and deaths which fall under the provisions of the Vital Statistics Act, 2003 (i.e. births more than 100 years ago, marriages more than 80 years ago and deaths more than 70 years ago)

Canadian Genealogy and History Links - Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Homestead Index: This contains 360,000 references to men and women who homesteaded in the area now known as Saskatchewan. It is searchable by name and location and includes land granted as Métis or South African scrip or as soldier grants. The index provides a file number which allows the user to access the homestead record held by the Saskatchewan Archives.
Saskatchewan Vital Statistics: Saskatchewan Health – Vital Statistics Office has published an online index to open records of birth (those which occurred more than 100 years ago). Eventually these indexes will include an index to open records of deaths (more than 70 years ago) and marriages (more 75 years ago).

Ancestry Library Edition: *(Available only on computers in the Library): Includes census, vital, church, court, and immigration records for Canada, U.S. Federal Census 1790 - 1930, American Genealogical - Biographical Index (AGBI), Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books, U.S. Federal Writers' Project Slave Narratives, Dawes Commission Index, passenger lists from New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans, Wuerttemberg Emigration Index, military records for WWI, WWII, American Civil War service, and Korean Conflict, United Kingdom and Ireland Census collection (1871, 1881, 1891, 1901), Social Security Death Index (SSDI), England and Wales Civil Registration Index, England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales Parish and Probate Records, and guides for beginning genealogists. More than 4,000 databases and 1.5 billion names for researching family history.
Ancestry Library Edition is an offshoot of Ancestry.com and MyFamily.com, which are products that offer subscriptions to individuals.
Heritage Quest Online: Searchable images of U.S. Federal Census records 1790 - 1930, compiled genealogies and local histories, church records, military records, vital statistics, city directories, Freedman’s Bank records 1865-1874 (helpful for African American family history) and subject index listings covering genealogy and local history magazines in English and French Canada since 1800.

Biography and Genealogy Index: Is a subscription index that helps find information about people. This database is now accessible from your home, work or school by entering in your Library Card Barcode number.
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet
Genealogy Resources on the Internet: this site gives subject access to select international web sites, many of which have been annotated; also includes mailing lists, e-mail sites, newsgroups.
GENUKI: start here for researching your family in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Helm's Genealogy Toolbox
FrancoGéne: French genealogy.
Online Genealogical Database Index: index to searchable surname databases.
Public Record Office (PRO): National archives of the United Kingdom: includes the 1901 census online.
RootsWeb: surname search site engine, mailing lists, section on guides to tracing family trees, links to US Social Security Death Index, WWI Draft, and World Connect Project.
WorldGenWeb

Castlegarden.org: This site provides free access to a database of the names of 10 million people who came into the United States between 1830 and 1892. Castle Garden processed immigrants arriving in New York from 1855 to 1890 but the database also includes immigrants who were dropped off at the Battery before Castle Garden opened as well as 2,000 Ellis Island immigrants who weren’t included in the Ellis Island database.
Ellis island: More than 22 million people entered the United States through Ellis Island and the Port of New York in the years between 1892 and 1924. This database allows you to search through the records of these immigrant arrivals.
Home Children (NAC): Searchable database of child immigrants between 1869 and 1930, taken from passenger lists at the National Archives of Canada.
Immigrant ships Transcribers Guild: Transcribed passenger lists, searchable by name, country, date, port, and ship name; links to manifests for Bremen departures and to other ship-related sites.
inGeneas: Canadian immigration and passenger lists including a free database National Archives of Canada Miscellaneous Immigration Index of Immigrants Arriving in Canada Between 1801 and 1849.
Marj's Genealogy Page - Genealogy and Family History Interests

Books of Remembrance: Names of Canadians who fought and died in wars.
Canadian Expeditionary Force: Searchable index to World War I personnel files held by the National Archives of Canada.
Canadian Merchant Navy War Dead Database (Veteran Affairs Canada): An index used to search the names of Canadian Merchant Sailors who were killed while serving in Canada's Merchant Marine.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission: Personal and service details and gravesites for the 1.7 million members of the Commonwealth forces who died in the First and Second World Wars.
Library and Archives Canada: Where to access personnel files of former military employees of the Canadian Armed Forces; suggestions and addresses of where to find further information.