Edmonton 
The federal government is investing $3.7 million to support four major Edmonton attractions.
Hotel Selkirk – Fort Edmonton Park
Randy Boissonnault, the Minister of Tourism and Associate Minister of Finance, announced federal funding of $3,721,184 to support four projects that will enhance several attractions at the heart of Edmonton’s tourism sector.
Fort Edmonton Park will receive $1,221,184 to develop and deliver immersive year-round experiences, including winter programming, multi-media light displays, and exhibits that focus on sharing Indigenous stories and cultures.
$1 million will be provided to Edmonton Valley Zoo to implement tourism and visitor enhancements, such as new amenities, technology aids, and visitor experiences.
The Muttart Conservatory will also receive $1 million to add new exhibits, install an interactive display, and upgrade technology and kitchen facilities.
The City of Edmonton will get $500,000 to host programming and install interactive art and vibrant decorative lighting in the Churchill Square, City Hall, and Arts District areas to draw visitors to downtown Edmonton.
According to the news release, these investments are expected to support more than 55 jobs in the city.
The funding is provided through the Tourism Relief Fund, administered in Alberta by PrairiesCan.
