Leduc County

Leduc County publishes and mails a monthly newsletter to all County residents and business, called the County Chronicle. If you currently receive the monthly County Chronicle in your mailbox and would like to experience the option of getting it via email, here’s your opportunity! To subscribe, please complete the online form https://lnkd.in/gY3DZp4G

Agritourism is thriving in Leduc County! From cut flower farms and u-pick experiences to elevated farm dinners and markets, agriculture and tourism go hand in hand. By visiting a local farm, enjoying a farm-to-table meal, or taking part in a harvest experience, you’re directly supporting farmers and rural communities. Agritourism keeps our agricultural heritage alive while creating new opportunities for farm businesses. Have you ever experienced agritourism in Leduc County? Tell us your favorite memory below! Tourism Industry Association of Canada | Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIAA) | Travel Alberta | Leduc, Nisku & Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce

Tourism is more than just visitors—it’s a driver of economic growth! A strong tourism industry in Leduc County means better infrastructure, new businesses, and a thriving local economy. When people visit, they spend money at local businesses, encouraging further investment in our communities. A strong tourism sector attracts entrepreneurs who see opportunities in transportation and logistics, recreation, and events. Investing in tourism means preserving natural spaces, historical sites, and local culture. A great example? The growth of rural accommodations and nature-based experiences in Leduc County, providing unique experiences while bringing in new businesses. Tourism Industry Association of Canada | Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIAA) | Travel Alberta | Leduc, Nisku & Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce

Tourism is one of Canada’s largest employers, supporting over 2 million jobs nationwide! In Leduc County, it provides opportunities in hospitality, recreation, event planning, value-added agriculture, transportation, and more. Behind every bed & breakfast, golf course, farm tour, and local event, there are passionate people making it happen! Tourism isn’t just about places—it’s about people. Tag your favorite Leduc County tourism business in the comments and give them a shoutout! #TourismJobs #PoweredByPeople #TourismWeekCanada2025  Tourism Industry Association of Canada | Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIAA) | Travel Alberta | Leduc, Nisku & Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce

Tourism is a major economic driver, and the Edmonton International Airport (YEG) plays a crucial role in connecting visitors to Leduc County and beyond. As Canada’s fifth-busiest airport, YEG welcomes millions of travelers every year, supporting local hotels, restaurants, attractions, and businesses. With every arrival and departure, tourism dollars flow into our economy—fueling jobs, investment, and community growth. Did you know? YEG is located right here in Leduc County and is a proud partner in driving tourism and economic prosperity in the region! Whether visitors are here for business, leisure, farm visits, or festivals, YEG is the gateway to incredible experiences in Leduc County, Edmonton, and all of Alberta. #EconomicImpact #TourismWeekCanada2025 Edmonton International Airport (YEG) | Tourism Industry Association of Canada | Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIAA) | Travel Alberta | Leduc, Nisku & Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce 📷 Edmonton International Airport | Travel Alberta / Cooper & O'Hara

We send important mail to Leduc County landowners and businesses on a regular basis, yet that mail doesn’t always get delivered to the right place. We’re hoping you can help us out!   If you haven’t received anything from us in the last couple of months, like your resident newsletter County Chronicle, that means we don’t have your most recent mailing address. To learn more, please visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gMg_mxvu Or feel free to contact us by email assessment@leduc-county.com or phone 780-955-6412.

National Tourism Week is here! This year’s theme, "Canada: Powered by Tourism," highlights the incredible impact of tourism on local communities. From charming rural escapes to vibrant city attractions, tourism creates jobs, supports local businesses, and enriches the places we call home. Here in Leduc County, visitors experience the best of Alberta’s countryside, from farm-to-table dining and outdoor recreation to historical sites and unique accommodations. Let’s celebrate the people and businesses that make our region a must-visit destination. Tourism Industry Association of Canada | Tourism Industry Association of Alberta (TIAA) | Travel Alberta | Leduc, Nisku & Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce 📷 Righand Distillery | Travel Alberta/ROAM Creative

Leduc County Council passed first reading of a borrowing bylaw to finance a significant capital road project with the reconstruction of Glen Park Road, between Range Road 263, Highway 795, between Highway 778 and Highway 39, and between Range Road 251 to Highway 2.   This bylaw comes back Council, April 22, for second and third reading consideration.   If passed, this debenture would be between the municipality and the Government of Alberta for a period up to 15 years, based on terms and conditions outlined in the draft bylaw.   A copy of the proposed bylaw is available for review at Leduc County Centre from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; it can also be viewed at https://lnkd.in/gSindMnH

Leduc County Council is set to consider a borrowing bylaw to finance a significant capital road project with the reconstruction of Glen Park Road, between Range Road 263, Highway 795, between Highway 778 and Highway 39, and between Range Road 251 to Highway 2. If passed, this debenture would be between the municipality and the Government of Alberta for a period up to 15 years, based on terms and conditions outlined in the draft bylaw.   A copy of the proposed bylaw is available for review at Leduc County Centre from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; it can also be viewed at https://lnkd.in/gSindMnH

Participating in a public hearing includes in-person presentations and/or through written submissions.   The March 25, 2025 (1:45 p.m.) hearing has two key deadlines approaching should anyone wish to take part: -         March 11 – to submit a written comment -         March 20 – to pre-register to make a presentation to Leduc County Council   This hearing will cover application TA25-0001 to amend the County’s Land Use Bylaw 7-08.   More details can be found on our public participation website: https://lnkd.in/gP7U9yJj