Explore Edmonton for Business Events

Discover why Edmonton is the ultimate destination for your delegates. EDMONTON IS GLOBALLY CONNECTED As the northernmost metropolis in North America, Edmonton is also Canada’s WHY EDMONTON?

THE EDMONTON ADVANTAGE Edmonton has: • The second youngest population in Canada • Eight post-secondary institutions with more

EDMONTON IS HOME TO TWO AMAZING CONFERENCE VENUES Managed by Explore Edmonton using a one-team approach, our award-winning venues offer limitless possibilities for authentic experiences and memorable meetings as part of Edmonton’s best-in-class events industry team.

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minutes from downtown, Edmonton is among Canada’s other globally connected hubs including Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary. Edmonton International

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EDMONTON IS SECTOR FOCUSED

the United States, and international destinations. YEG continues to grow direct air service into Edmonton.

• No provincial sales tax.

Explore Edmonton works closely with Edmonton Global and other key stakeholders to improve our networks within the city and help connect you with our home grown and Edmonton-by-choice experts. If you need someone with expertise in the following areas, Edmonton is the perfect place to find it.

EDMONTON IS FOCUSED ON SUSTAINABILITY

• Technology & Innovation • Energy & Sustainability • Health & Life Sciences • Agribusiness • Advanced Manufacturing • Education • Indigenous & Religious

Edmonton is the most tax e cient province in Canada for conferences. The largest urban parkland in North America

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The City of Edmonton is committed to becoming a carbon-neutral community by 2050. Explore Edmonton aligns with this commitment through our Regenerative Tourism Strategy, while making sustainability an important part of Business Events. Explore Edmonton aligns with the city's commitments and makes sustainability part of every event planning conversation. Their Carbon Neutral Events Program and sustainability team make delivering sustainable events simple.

– the river valley is 22 times the size of New York's Central Park.

EDMONTON CONVENTION CENTRE

The Edmonton Convention Centre is one of downtown’s most iconic buildings and offers more than The Edmonton Convention Centre is one of downtown’s most iconic buildings and offers more than , ft 2 of flexible and creative space. creative space.

EDMONTON CAN ACCOMMODATE YOU

interest you? How about a modern boutique inn, or jazz-age hotel within a living history museum? Edmonton’s got that and everything in between to suit all budgets. 50 partner hotels

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EDMONTON HAS A BOOMING CULINARY SCENE

EDMONTON IS AN INCREDIBLE HUB FOR SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

From Flying Canoes to Folk Festivals, Edmonton is a place that wants you to join in, not sit on the sidelines.

Take your taste buds on a journey to some of the best craft beer taprooms, hyper-local bistros and indie bakeries. Restaurants like Duchess Bake Shop (one of Buzzfeed’s top bakeries in the world) and Pei Pei Chei Ow (founded by local, Indigenous chef, Scott

EDMONTON EXPO CENTRE The Edmonton EXPO Centre is the largest exhibition space in Western The Edmonton EXPO Centre is one of the largest exhibition spaces in Western Canada spread creatively activated. Additionally, there is , , ft 2 of outdoor space that can be creatively activated. over , ft 2 ,hosting more than events and . million visitors a year.

Head to the ICE District downtown and conquer awe-inspiring acres that include local restaurants, nightlife, a state-of the-art casino, luxury accommodations, and of course, Rogers Place. This architectural and technological marvel hosts the biggest names in music and is home to the Edmonton Oilers and Oil Kings hockey teams.

there’s no shortage of excitement to fill your stay.

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Edmonton is a hotbed for the health and life sciences, with life sciences generating 7.5% of the Edmonton Metropolitan Region’s total gross domestic product (GDP). As the headquarters for Alberta Health Services (AHS), Edmonton also acts as the centre point for Canada’s largest province-wide, fully integrated health system, delivering health services to more than four million residents. THE EDMONTON METRO REGION ALONE IS HOME TO 60% OF ALBERTA’S LIFE SCIENCE COMPANIES, SOME OF WHICH INCLUDE:

Beyond the companies driving important contributions to its economy, Edmonton is also host to several world-leading researchers and institutions. A particular area of opportunity is in Health AI—the region features a university ranked 3rd globally in AI research, health datasets from 4.5 million people, world-class medical infrastructure, and a thriving research and development (R&D) ecosystem. Edmonton’s success in health innovation is the result of a number of interrelated strengths at work. With an intellectual edge, an ecosystem ripe for growth and strong partnerships in place, Edmonton is a leader in health innovation. - Health Cities

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UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND CULTURE This non-profit organization was established at the University of Alberta to study multicultural health developments and issues within the Department of Family Medicine. The Centre for Health and Culture primarily operates using grant funding to develop programs and research projects in collaboration with other health and social research-related institutions.

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THE WORLD’S FIRST ORAL ANTI-VIRAL TREATMENT FOR HEPATITIS B

HEPATITIS C VACCINE WAS FOUND IN EDMONTON BY DR. LORNE TYRELL AND DR. MICHAEL HOUGHTON, NOBEL LAUREATE 2020 THE EDMONTON PROTOCOL, A REVOLUTIONARY TREATMENT FOR TYPE 1 DIABETES

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NORTHERN ALBERTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (NAIT) NAIT is home to a Nanotechnology Systems program, which is the first diploma program of its kind in Canada. This technical institute is also one of only three certified CAE Healthcare Centres of Excellence worldwide.

DISCOVERY OF THE NODAL PROTEIN, A KEY IDENTIFIER IN TREATING OVARIAN CANCER

Explore Edmonton is Committed to Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion

At Explore Edmonton, we believe that our city’s strength lies in its diversity. Edmonton is a place where different cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives come together to create a vibrant and inclusive community. We are committed to fostering an environment where everyone—no matter their race, gender, age, ability, or sexual orientation—feels welcome and valued.

Our dedication to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) is at the heart of everything we do. Whether it’s through our events, partnerships, or the way we engage with our staff and community, we strive to reflect and celebrate the rich diversity of Edmonton. We recognize that building an inclusive culture is an ongoing journey, and we are committed to continuously learning, growing, and taking action to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Through purposeful action, Explore Edmonton’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) council is actively working to bring about meaningful impact and positive transformation for both our teams and our city.

OUR COMMITMENT IN ACTION

Explore Edmonton prioritizes equity by ensuring fair access to opportunities, diversity by celebrating our city’s rich cultures, and inclusion by creating welcoming, accessible, and barrier-free experiences for all. We are proud to be a Rainbow Registered Organization. This is a national accreditation for 2SLGBTQIA+ friendly businesses and organizations. Our organization has met stringent standards to ensure all visitors feel safe, welcomed, and accepted. Edmonton is also ISO20121 Certified and ranked among the Top 4 Cities in North America on the Global Destination Sustainability Index. Our city is an affordable and sustainable destination, home to a deeply connected community that embraces big ideas and new experiences. Explore Edmonton also champions inclusivity through the award-winning, accessible venues we manage. The Edmonton EXPO Centre and Edmonton Convention Centre both provide an accessible environment that ensure all visitors can comfortably participate and enjoy their experience.

Explore Edmonton remains committed to fostering a diverse, welcoming, and thriving community for all. To learn more about Explore Edmonton’s commitment to EDI, visit our website here.

While we recognize that accessibility needs can vary, our city is continually working to create more inclusive spaces and experiences. From venues designed with accessibility in mind to adaptive transportation options and personalized planning support, we’re committed to helping every delegate feel welcome and included. The City of Edmonton alongside our Business Events team is here to support you in creating events that consider a diversity of needs because extraordinary experiences should be accessible to all. ACCESSIBILITY ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Accessible conference centres

Edmonton Convention Centre offers thoughtful accessibility features to help ensure a comfortable experience for all attendees:

The key to making events inclusive and accessible is to think about the many barriers that can exist for people with disabilities, and address them at the planning stage Accessibility considerations for events encompass a wide range of factors to ensure inclusivity for all attendees, including those with disabilities. helpful links Key areas include physical accessibility, communication accessibility, and providing reasonable accommodations. Careful planning and attention to detail are crucial to creating an accessible and welcoming environment. Considerations such as: Lighting; Acoustics; Food and refreshments; Room Set up; promotions, speeches and presentations will all help make gatherings accessible to all.

Funicular-style elevators connecting all levels Wheelchair-accessible washrooms on every floor Convenient entry via underground pedway from Canada Place parkade and surface parking near Jasper Avenue Designated DATS drop-off points with staff support available upon request.

At the Edmonton EXPO Centre, inclusivity is a priority. Our venue team is proud to offer accessible parking, courtesy phones at main entrances, accessible water fountains, and seamless elevator access at every level. For added convenience, limited wheelchair transport to and from vehicles is available with friendly staff support. Guests are welcome to bring their own mobility devices or arrange local rentals. Plus, licensed service and guide animals are always warmly welcome throughout the facility.

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EDMONTON: A REGENERATIVE MEETING PLACE We’re transforming the way business events operate in the city, ensuring sustainability at every step—from airport arrival to local travel, accommodations, and event venues. Every aspect tells a sustainable story, offering your event and delegates a high-quality, budget-friendly, unforgettable, and environmentally responsible experience. In 2021, Edmonton became the first city in Western Canada to be graded on its environmental practices through the Global Destination Sustainability (GDS) Index, which ranks over 100 destinations worldwide based on their sustainability performance in the tourism and events industry. In 2024, Edmonton ranked 4th among the participating North American destinations. More than 50% of Edmonton’s hotel rooms are certified by Green Key Global demonstrating the facility’s commitment to improving environmental and social performance. In 2018, Edmonton hosted the first ever Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) Cities and Climate Change Science Conference. Here, The Edmonton Declaration was developed at the Change for Climate Global Mayors Summit that took place during the conference. The declaration is a bold call-to-action for mayors to take the mantle of leadership on climate change and amplify the message that rising greenhouse gas emissions severely impact cities. DOING BETTER, TOGETHER. Giving back through corporate social responsibility.

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Sustainability is a core value at Edmonton International Airport (YEG), demonstrated through initiatives that drive environmental excellence and responsibility: Climate Pledge: YEG is the first airport in the world to sign The Climate Pledge, committing to being carbon neutral by 2040. Airport City Solar: Airport City Solar will be the world’s largest solar farm built at an airport—a 627-acre, 120 megawatt solar farm, roughly the size of 313 CFL football fields. Energy Conservation: Through its LED Replacement Program, YEG has installed over 18,200 LED bulbs in the terminal, significantly reducing energy consumption. Sustainable Infrastructure: YEG is the first airport terminal in Canada to receive the LEED® Gold certification. The terminal’s two-storey ‘Living Wall’ contributed to YEG’s certification and is home to over 8,000 plants and made of 100% recycled materials. Hydrogen Hub: YEG is using its vast space to develop the infrastructure required to accommodate hydrogen fuel technology. YEG’s Airport City Sustainability Campus is home to YEG’s Hydrogen Hub, providing an ecosystem to pilot emerging hydrogen technology and unlock global partnerships. Other hydrogen technologies are being tested at the airport, including hydrogen-powered shuttle buses for passengers, industrial-vehicle hydrogen fuel conversions and hydrogen for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

EXPLORE EDMONTON’S CLIMATE action PLAN

Since 2018, Explore Edmonton has been on an ambitious path to reduce its carbon footprint. The goal is to reduce our corporate emissions by 50% by 2035 and go Net-Zero emissions by 2050. By 2024, our GHG emissions dropped more than 35% from the baseline year. Read through our 2024 Carbon Reduction Plan to learn more. Explore Edmonton is committed not only to reducing its environmental footprint but also to creating a lasting positive social impact. Every purchase we make carries social, economic, cultural, and environmental implications. Through our social procurement policies, we strive to harness Explore Edmonton’s purchasing power to support diverse suppliers, foster economic inclusion, and drive inclusive, vibrant, and resilient communities. Explore Edmonton proudly leads the way in regenerative tourism, hosting sustainable events that make a lasting impact. As an ISO20121-certified and Rainbow Registered destination, we create a welcoming, hospitable, and inclusive environment for all. visitor economy by 2050. This innovative strategy, the first of its kind in Canada, serves as a guiding pathway toward a regenerative and resilient tourism sector. This strategy goes beyond sustainability, which demands a new systemic way of thinking that unites the community, aligns with the City of Edmonton’s goals, and uses tourism and events as a powerful resource that can generate positive changes for all. Building on these foundations, Explore Edmonton launched a Regenerative Tourism Strategy, aiming for a flourishing

SUSTAINABLE MEETING SPACES Our two award-winning venues, Edmonton Convention Centre and Edmonton EXPO Centre, are leading the way in the sustainable meeting industry through key initiatives: "Road to Zero Waste" – Aiming to become zero-waste facilities through waste reduction, diversion, and responsible resource management. Green Certifications – Both venues hold BOMA BEST, Green Key, and Climate Smart certifications, reflecting their adherence to high sustainability standards in building operations and maintenance. Renewable Energy Leadership – Both venues produce some, or most, of their energy needs through on-site solar generation, with Edmonton EXPO Centre home to Canada’s largest rooftop solar array.

Explore Edmonton partners with a third-party carbon offsetting organization to provide consulting and guidance in understanding your event's carbon emissions and options to offset them for interested events.

NAVIGATING THE CITY

Edmonton is home to several sustainable modes of transportation. Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) is a leader in innovative transportation and Edmonton is the first city in Canada to run both hydrogen fuel cell and battery electric buses, with 60 electric buses in our fleet. Since 2023, the city has been working on a pilot project—the Alberta Zero Emission Hydrogen Transit (AZEHT) initiative—that involves a hydrogen fuel cell electric bus running around the city.

Light Rail Transit (LRT) is a key part of Edmonton’s mass transit network and it’s growing! The new Valley Line Southeast is one of three major LRT expansion projects, with construction also underway on the 14-km Valley Line West extension from downtown and the Capital Line South project. The Show Your Badge program , available for events with a minimum of 200 delegates, also provides no-cost transportation on all Edmonton Transit Service scheduled routes throughout their conference.

SOFT TRAVEL

For short distance travel, Edmonton offers several low-to-no fuel transportation choices including walking, biking, and micro-mobility. These sustainable modes of transport not only reduce emissions and ease tra c congestion, but they’re also fun at the same time. More than seven hotels are located within a one-kilometer radius of the Edmonton Convention Centre, allowing visitors to enjoy a scenic walk while reducing their carbon footprint. Many other event venues and hotels also provide similar opportunities for delegates to embrace sustainable and wellness-focused travel. Cycling is another excellent way to get around Edmonton, with an actively expanding network of bike lanes offering shared pathways for pedestrians, cyclists, and e-scooter users. E-bikes and e-scooters are a great way to enjoy the outdoors and move around the city. There are three micro mobility providers in the city—Bird Canada, Lime, and Neuron—each providing easy to use mobile applications with maps, unit findings, and payment options.

For the best nearby transportation options to event venues, accommodations, or leisure destinations, delegates can refer to the Discover YEG map.

Make Your Event’s Achievements Shine

We partner with Ostrom Climate Solutions to support events in becoming carbon-friendly, achieving carbon neutrality, or simply assessing their carbon footprint.

Participating events will receive a brief report summarizing the amount of GHGs resulting from the event. Your report package will also include a Carbon Neutral Event Logo or a Climate Friendly Logo to use with a pre-approved message.

Your offset purchases will go towards the Climate Action portfolio that includes a variety of project, locations, and standards.

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* Event organizers using this logo on their website and/or marketing materials must specify which emission sources have been offset.

Interested in offsetting your event's emissions? Contact us:"

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SITE VISITS Dates, space, and rates. Check. With the important details all coming together, it’s time to bring that spreadsheet to life with a site visit! You decide the stops, then leave the planning to our team of site experts. Tailored to the needs of your event, your site allows you to see behind the scenes at the presented venues, meet the team that will bring your event to life and experience how Edmonton will WOW your delegates. You’ll be accompanied by one of our Explore Edmonton Business Development Account Managers, so bring your questions…we’re ready for you!

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GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT WENT TO FORT EDMONTON PARK’S EXPANSION, INCLUDING AN $4.6M The papaschase cree nation INDIGENOUS CULTURAL AND HISTORY CENTER IS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL INDIGENOUSGROUPS IN THE EDMONTON AREA. IDENTIFY AS EITHER FIRST NATIONS, INUIT, OR METIS. MAKING UP ROUGHLY % OF THE POPULATION. +76,000 Edmontonians AMISKWACÎWÂSKAHIKAN, ALSO KNOWN AS EDMONTON, IS LOCATED ON HOME TO MANY NATIONS INCLUDING THE CREE, SAULTEAUX, BLACKFOOT, SIOUX AND MÉTIS PEOPLE. Treaty 6 Territory, WE CAN HELP INTRODUCE EVENT ORGANIZERS TO ELDERS, KOWLEDGE KEEPERS, AND DANCE AND DRUM GROUPS. ADDITIONALLY, OPENING CEREMONIES, GRAND ENTRIES,ELDER BLESSINGS, AND MORE CAN BE ARRANGED. Edmonton has the 2nd Largest indigenous population In canada.

• Edmonton is located on Treaty 6 territory, and Enoch Cree Nation borders the city to the west. • In 2018, Enoch hosted the World Indigenous Games. • In 2018, Enoch played host to CANDO’s 25th annual National Conference and AGM. • In 2019, Enoch hosted Rogers Home Town Hockey. This was the first time the event was hosted in a First Nations community. N ational gathering of elders • Edmonton was host city to the National Gathering of Elders 2023 at the Edmonton EXPO Centre. • The Canadian Native Friendship Centre is a gathering place for Indigenous People’s and provides cultural, recreational and social programming. The CNFC serves approximately 10,000 people annually through various programs and functions that include the popular Edmonton Indigenous Peoples Festival. CANADIAN NATIVE FRIENDSHIP CENTRE • Headquartered in Edmonton, the Métis Nation of Alberta strives to secure an autonomous land base for the Métis people, as well as obtain improved education, health, social and economic conditions. • In the past decade, the Métis population has nearly doubled and is one of the fastest growing populations in Canada. • Edmonton is in Region IV of the M é tis Nation of Alberta. It is home to the “Alberta M é tis Fest” which is an annual cultural celebration of artisans, jigging, entertainment and fiddle competition. MÉTIS NATION OF ALBERTA

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• Métis Crossing is the first major Métis cultural destination in Alberta and is a premier centre for Alberta Métis cultural interpretation, education, gatherings, and business development. • Sitting on 512-acres of land, comprised of river lot titles from the original Métis settlers to the region in the late 1800s, the Crossing is designed to engage and excite visitors through an exploration of Métis cultural experiences. The surroundings will be the perfect place for your attendees to stretch their legs during breaks. • The new Cultural Gathering Centre is designed by Métis Architect Tiffany Shaw-Collinge from Manasc Isaac Architects. The new centre incorporates traditional craftsmanship with modern materials to create a stunning structure that hints at the building style of the fur trade era river lot homes with the functionality of a contemporary place to gather, learn, and share the Métis story.

• Fort Edmonton Park has partnered with the

Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations and the Métis Nation of Alberta to better share the experiences of Indigenous and Métis Peoples in what is now Edmonton. • In 2015, Fort Edmonton Park signed a Memorandum of Understanding with both the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations and the Métis Nation of Alberta. This indicated the park’s commitment to the inclusion of these parties and the respective peoples they represent, in the programming and capital development process when it impacts their historical and cultural narratives. • $160 million government investment from all three levels of government has been given to the Fort Edmonton Park expansion. At a cost of $42 million, the creation of the new Indigenous People’s Experience is the biggest single addition to Fort Edmonton Park.

Event Development Our Event Development team can be your point of contact for everything and anything Edmonton. They’ll introduce you to the city’s best vendors, find unique off site venues for your delegates, help you with pre- and post-planning, and—here’s the best part—introduce you to all the incredible Edmontonians that can take your conference to a whole new level.

STUNNING FACILITIES Want to leave the hotel behind? Want the Aurora Borealis as a guest? Want inspiring spaces at the forefront of design and sustainability? No problem. We’ll help you find the right spaces to turn your event vision into a reality. RESOURCES FOR PLANNERS We’ll connect you to the right people. When you need a supplier to get things done, an entertainer that will amaze, digital promotional materials to showcase, or have that out of the ordinary request – we’re just a call or email away. After all, whatever your needs are, there’s an Edmontonian for that! ATTENDANCE BUILDING From the moment you decide on Edmonton, we’re here to help you build excitement to get your delegates eager to explore our city. We’ve got award-winning digital content and customizable itineraries that demonstrate why Edmonton is a great place to visit for a business event. OFF-SITE VENUES We’ve got your back. With a network of passionate Edmonton visionaries that can speak directly to the industry, including latest trends and developments, we can get you connected. These connections get you the local support you need and access to technical tours of sites and facilities specific to your conference theme.

Explore Edmonton’s Business Events Team is your first point of contact when considering Edmonton for your next business event. We’ll provide solutions and support for your meeting, including introductions to our extensive network of meeting and event partners.

ICE DISTRICT The development of the ICE District is fuelled by the optimism of what Edmonton can be - a destination for people from all corners of the city, the country, and the world. The 25-acre development is nearing completion in the heart of Edmonton’s growing Downtown. It’s a place to meet, a place to celebrate, and a place your delegates will never forget.

ROGERS PLACE ARENA • Home to the Edmonton Oilers, NHL Hockey Team

CANADA’S LARGEST MIXED-USE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT The $5 billion, 25-acre development area includes hotels, office towers, a wide range of shops, restaurants, nightclubs, a casino, theatres, and more.

• 18,500 seat capacity • State of the art arena • Group ticket options • Various off-site rental spaces

JW MARRIOTT EDMONTON ICE DISTRICT • Opened August 2019 • 356-room luxury hotel • 25,000 square feet of meeting space

• 10,000 square foot ballroom • Connected to Rogers Place

PUBLIC PLAZA • Accommodates 10,000 for standing events • 77,000 sq. ft. of space • Plug and play capabilities for events • Year-round programming • The hub and connector of all ICE District amenities FORD HALL • Breathtaking indoor venue leading to Rogers Place • 4,000 capacity • 24,000 sq. ft. for public/private events