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welcome to edmonton

In the centre of Alberta, between the dense woods and the vast prairies, lies edmonton, a city in the midst of incredible transformation. this thriving metropolis attracts a diverse population of dreamers and doers. A cultural, financial and technology powerhouse, the city buzzes with creative energy, manifested in an ever-changing, skyline. ICE District — anchoring Edmonton’s vital downtown core, along with the 66-storey Stantec Tower housing SKY Residences — showcases the optimism of the city as it boldly moves into a limitless future.

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Encircling ICE District, the historic heart of downtown Edmonton radiates with everything that makes urban living so compelling. Spend a few days touring the area on foot, and you’ll discover an array of converted warehouses, gourmet restaurants, brew pubs, museums, boutiques and parks. Astonishing modern architectural masterpieces vie for attention with serenely symmetrical century-old edifices. Everywhere you turn, ingenuity and creativity are on display.

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Astounding attractions

Downtown Edmonton is alive with culture, entertainment and heritage attractions. From ICE District, it’s an easy trip to Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Citadel Theatre, Art Gallery of Alberta, Muttart Conservatory, Royal Alberta Museum, Alberta Legislature Building, Winspear Centre for Music and Fort Edmonton Park. And, with Edmonton nicknamed “Canada’s Festival City,” at any time of year, there’s always a festival to galvanize your attention.

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HERITAGE
LIVES HERE

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EDMONTON BY THE NUMBERS
1 MILLIONPOPULATION IN 2019
18,000 ACRERIVER VALLEY PARKS SYSTEM
2.2 MILLIONPREDiCTED POPULATION IN 2040
2nd youngestpopulation in canada
50+ FESTIVALSannually, NAMING IT “CANADA’S FESTIVAL CITY”
325 DAYSor 2345 hours of sunlight a year
20DISTINCTIVE CENTRAL EDMONTON NEIGHBOURHOODS
30%CONTRIBUTION TO ALBERTA’S GDP
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from city parks
to national parks

As a city that grew up from the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, Edmonton has taken steps to preserve the natural assets along this attractively curving waterway. Parks are dotted throughout the city, but at 18,000 acres, the ribbon of green along the river is the largest expanse of urban parkland in Canada. Vast stretches of urban wilderness are easily accessed from ICE District. To the east of the city, Elk Island National Park rewards with a chance to see bison, elk and more than 250 bird species — as well as the opportunity to go snowshoeing, skating and hiking.

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