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Most famous Albertans are already well known (see below). Well! There are some of us who are not, yet. But maybe soon.

Ralph Klein - Alberta Premier from 1992 - 2006

About myself

Barry Lough, Canadian Certified Environmental Professional (EP): Also, I have played in a variety of bands prior to the one shown in the next photo. These included trumpet in jazz and orchestral arrangements but mostly keyboards and vocals in rock and country bands around Alberta and Saskatchewan.

It's been great fun all around, and this Calgary steal drum band with Ann Jamieson is another chapter in the great book of life.

I am an environmental scientist by profession, with a background in physics and meteorology.  At times I have spent a good deal of time pouring over weather maps.

This past includes experience with the Canadian national weather service, officially known as the Meteorological Services of Canada, and a part of the department of Environment and Climate Change Canada.  However some readers may remember the older moniker, Atmospheric Environment Services.

My background also consists of extensive consulting experience with companies such as Jacques Whitford Environmental Limited and SEACOR Environmental Ltd., of Canada. And now Calvin Consulting Group Ltd. See What does a Meteorologist do? on the new Stuff in the Air page too.

Not too many famous people from Alberta in this industry. But one or two have existed in the past.

At one point, I was Senior Meteorologist with Duke Energy in their Canadian operations. Hey, but aside from all that formality I am a GREAT GUY and enthusiastic musician.

Come see this band, Back in the Day and have some fun. Maybe at some Calgary flames parties or stampede events.

About These famous Albertans

I am married to the greatest of all women, Heather Lough with two lovely young daughters: Desiree Lough - 21 and Nakita Lough - 16 (as of the end of 2018).

This is my second website, the first one is about air - weather, atmospheric conditions and meteorology, and you can see it at http://www.stuffintheair.com and some photos on its about us page.

I give a more detailed account of my web building experience and some advice if you ever wanted to try it on that website. Go back from Famous Albertans to the Calgary City Maps homepage.

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