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Opinion: Growth is a shared challenge for the Edmonton region

Growth is happening. We see it in new homes and new arrivals. But how do we prepare for what comes next — and turn that growth into opportunity for the region?

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The Edmonton metro region is a place people want to be. Albertans are choosing to put down roots, Canadians are moving here, and international migration continues to drive population growth. That momentum is exciting. It also comes with a responsibility: to plan thoughtfully for the people, communities and opportunities that growth brings.

BILD Edmonton Metro’s State of the Region report shows how dramatically our region is changing and how communities are responding. Alberta’s housing starts increased by........

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