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Edmonton Tourism-5th Floor World Trade Centre,
9990 Jasper Ave.,
Edmonton, AB T5J 1P7
Tel 780-426-4715
Fax 780-425-5283
Toll Free 1-800-463-4667
Web www.edmonton.com

Visitor Information Centres

• Main Floor World Trade Centre,
9990 Jasper Ave., Edmonton, AB T5J 1P7
Tel 780-401-7696 Toll Free 1-800-463-4667

• 2404 Gateway Blvd. SW, Edmonton, AB T6W 1A1
Tel 780-496-8400 Toll Free 1-800-463-4667

Population 1,000,000
24 Hr Travel Services Available: Gas, Diesel, Accommodation, Campground, Dining,
Pharmacy, Grocery, all services.
Emergency Services Dial 911
Police 780-423-4567 non-emergency
Hospital Grey Nuns 780-735-7000,
Misericordia 780-735-2000,
Royal Alexandra 780-735-4111
University of Alberta 780-407-8822
Northwest Community Health Centre 780-472-5000

Edmonton Festival City welcomes you to over 30 renowned festivals throughout the year that celebrate everything from theatre, music, dance and film, to visual arts, street performing, culture and sports. In 2010, we are proud to host the Honda Indy Edmonton July 23-25. An international and diverse selection of shops and restaurants can be found across the city including downtown, Old Strathcona and 124th Street districts. Edmonton also boasts many world-class attractions such as West Edmonton Mall; TELUS World of Science™ – Edmonton, home to the IMAX® theatre and Canada’s largest planetarium dome; the Royal Alberta Museum — complete with galleries on natural and Aboriginal History; Fort Edmonton Park — Canada’s largest living history museum; and the iconic new Art Gallery of Alberta, which opened on January 31, 2010. To learn more about Greater Edmonton visit www.edmonton.com