Edmonton Capital Region
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For complete information on Edmonton, see its article.
Cities
(Population statistics as of 2016.)
- - population: 930,000. Home to world-class shopping (even outside of the famous West Edmonton Mall), an established theatre scene, excellent nightlife, beautiful parks, high end & extraordinary festivals, and a beautiful array of food selection.
- - population: 70,000. The popular Millennium Place and Festival Place are here.
- - population: 66,000. It is a clean city with scenic trails and parks. It is home to the Musée Héritage Museum and the Arden Theatre.
- - population: 30,000, including Nisku
- - population: 34,000
- - population: 17,000
- - population: 24,000
- - population: 10,000
- - population: 6,600
- - population: 17,000
Along with the above, there are numerous other small towns.
Other destinations
- . Home to the Canada's most famous herds of bison (buffalo). Nearby is the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, an open-air museum detailing the traditional lives of the influential Ukrainian immigrants to Alberta.
- - A popular local summer recreational area on Lake Wabamun.
Understand
Edmonton Capital Region is the metro region of Edmonton. Its main suburbs are Sherwood Park, St Albert, Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, and Leduc.