The communities of Edmonton, Whitecourt and Slave Lake, Alberta, and Quesnel, British Columbia, offer a range of urban amenities, community services and recreational opportunities.
Edmonton, Alberta’s capital city, is a dynamic city with all the advantages of a major urban centre, including leading health-care facilities, a world-renowned university, internationally recognized arts festivals, extensive shopping and an international airport.
Located approximately 180 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, the Town of Whitecourt offers the benefits of small-town living along with many amenities associated with larger communities, including K–12 schools, access to primary and acute health care, excellent fitness facilities and diverse recreational opportunities.
The Town of Slave Lake is a welcoming northern Alberta community situated near the shores of Lesser Slave Lake. Residents enjoy access to schools, health-care services, recreational facilities and year-round outdoor activities, including boating, fishing, camping, hiking and winter recreation.
The City of Quesnel, located in central British Columbia, combines the convenience of a small city with access to extensive outdoor recreation. The community offers schools, health-care services, arts and recreation facilities, shopping and a strong connection to British Columbia’s forestry sector.