Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Taylor University College & Seminary is located on a beautiful 26-acre campus in southwest Edmonton. As capital city of the province of Alberta, cosmopolitan Edmonton has much to offer its nearly one million residents.

Edmonton is one of Canada's centres of higher education. The University of Alberta, Concordia University College, The King's University College, Grant MacEwan College, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology, and a number of other educational institutions provides a challenging educational climate, as well as superb research library facilities.

Edmonton boasts the world’s largest shopping mall and North America’s longest contiguous urban parkland along the river valley, which cuts through the heart of the city. It is also a major centre for the arts and home to three professional sports teams.

In addition, more than twenty North American Baptist churches, as well as numerous other evangelical churches, provide diverse opportunities for involvement in Christian service.

Situated in the middle of the western Prairies just east of the Rocky Mountains, Edmonton is the perfect place to view your future.

For more tourist information on Edmonton see one of these sites:

Canajun Guide to Edmonton - a directory to services, events, and attractions.
The Edmonton Visitor Guide - a fairly comprehensive guide sponsored by the Where Magazine.
Discover Edmonton - information and photos about attractions, activities, accommodations, trip planning and local businesses.
Relocate Canada: Edmonton - a comprehensive guide to relocating to Edmonton.