I found a tourist pamphlet describing the churches of Lamont County, Alberta. They claim the most churches per capita in North America. Many of these photos were taken at the end of May 2008.
[Most of my notes and numbering system shown here is from that pamphlet].

While there are plenty of Anglican and Roman Catholic examples, I am particularly attracted by the local Ukrainian, Russian and Greek onion-domed roofs.
I start my tour in nearby St. Paul County. All of these churches are withing a three-hour drive on the east side of Edmonton.
I was fascinated in the way that you would spy the church domes across the fields as you approach by car. It was interesting to imagine when pioneer families approached on horse-drawn carts in the midst of a prairie winter.

St. Mary's Russo-Greek Orthodox Church at Shandro
(NE of Andrew on Range Road 153 south of the North Saskatchewan River)

Sunland Holy Trinity Othodox Church founded 1912.
(Range Road 161 North of Twp Road 580 - North of Andrew [37])
Many of the churches have separate bell towers or sometimes just something far less modest than a tower. Also note the carefully crafted outhouse.

Spaca Moskalyk Ukrainian Catholic Church 1924 (also known as Transfiguration of our Lord)
(Range Road 160 Sth of Twp Road 540 [30])

Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Parish Church of the Holy Trinity
(Range Road 162 Nth or Twp Road 580 [36]) Kahwin, Alberta 1932

The Nativity of the Holy Virgin Orthodox Church of Kysylew 1934
(Range Road 162 Nth of Twp Road 580 [36])

Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Peter and St. Paul 1939
(5110 - 51 Avenue, Village of Andrew [38])

St. Michael the Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church 1939 and the Limestone Lake Ukrainian National Hall
(Junction of Range Rd 180 and Hwy 45) [22])

Russo Greek Orthodox Church of Holy Trinity at Old Wostok established 1897 rebuilt 1938
(Range Road 182 Sth of Twp Road 564 [23])

St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church of St. Michael
(Junction of Range Rd 182 at Twp Road 560 [21])

St. Mary's Russo-Greek Orthodox Church of Shishkovtzy
(Range Road 182 Sth of Twp Road 540 [20])

These churches ([18], [17] and [19]) are in the village of Chipman as first seen across the fields.
The first is Nativity of the Mother of God (St. Mary's) Ukrainian Catholic Church followed by the St. Bonaventure Roman Catholic Church and finally the Russo-Greek Catholic Orthodox Church of St. John the Baptist.

Just north of the centre of the Town of Lamont one finds St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church. [15]