Established as a village in 1899 and incorporated as a city in 1983, Leduc has grown steadily into a modern and dynamic municipality. Today, Leduc is home to almost 40,000 people, placing it among Alberta’s fastest-growing mid-sized cities.

The City of Leduc is located in central Alberta, just south of Edmonton and adjacent to the Edmonton International Airport. Strategically positioned along the Queen Elizabeth II Highway (part of the CANAMEX Trade Corridor), Leduc benefits from strong regional connectivity and access to key transportation and economic hubs. The City is bordered by Leduc County.

Leduc’s economy is fueled by industries such as transportation and logistics, advanced manufacturing, agri-food, energy services, and a thriving aerospace sector—anchored by its proximity to the Edmonton International Airport and the surrounding Aerotropolis developments. The Leduc Business Park and nearby Nisku Industrial Park support thousands of jobs and regional supply ...