Leduc City Council

11/11/2025

11/07/2025

City Council begins its review of the 2026 Proposed Budget this Monday at the Civic Centre. The first meeting will cover Grants to Organizations, with advisory boards presenting their recommendations on municipal grant funding for local organizations.

Council meetings are open to the public, and residents are welcome to attend in person, tune in live, or watch the recording afterward.

See the full schedule: https://pulse.ly/m806smw87b

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

Every year from November 5 to 11, Canadians honour the service and sacrifice of veterans and active military members during Veterans’ Week.

Here in Leduc, we recognize this important week by coming together as a community to reflect, remember, and show our gratitude. From tributes at local landmarks to ceremonies on Remembrance Day, we honour those who have served and those who continue to serve.

At 11 a.m. on November 11, we invite residents to observe a moment of silence and join us in remembering the courage and sacrifice of those who have given so much for our country. For information about the Remembrance Day ceremony in Leduc, visit www.leduc.ca/remembrance.

11/07/2025

The newly elected City Council was officially sworn in on Nov. 3 during a special ceremony at the Leduc Civic Centre. The evening featured a traditional procession led by pipe and drum, individual oaths of office, and Council’s first organizational meeting of the term.

The council, who will serve from 2025 to 2029, is led by Mayor Lars Hansen who has previously served eight years as a city councillor. Joining Hansen are two re-elected councillors (with a combined 19 years on council) and four newly elected members, bringing together a blend of experience and fresh perspectives to guide the work ahead.

Learn more about each member of Leduc City Council: https://pulse.ly/egndsabw9a

10/10/2025

Leduc City Council recognizes today as National Dental Care Day in the City of Leduc.

The National Dental Care Day Foundation is a volunteer-led initiative committed to restoring dignity through accessible dental care. With over a decade of service in Ontario, the Foundation aims to establish a national day of service where dental professionals across Canada provide care to those in need.

Today, participating clinics will offer one free dental procedure—cleaning, filling, or extraction—to any patient in need, with no insurance or income documentation required. Clinics will also engage in oral health education, community outreach, and volunteer activities to promote awareness and compassion in dental care.

See the proclamation:

10/09/2025

Leduc City Council recognizes National Depression Screening Day on today, Oct. 9, as an important reminder of the value of early mental health support.

Depression is one of the most treatable mental health conditions, and early screening can lead to faster recovery and reduced long-term impact on individuals and their families.

In 2024, 63% of the 2,498 Albertans who completed the free screening were advised to seek further evaluation—highlighting just how vital it is to check in with yourself.

Take a moment for your mental well-being and complete the free, confidential screening at https://pulse.ly/nb3o3vttew.

10/06/2025

Leduc City Council recognizes today, Oct. 6, as World Cerebral Palsy Day. Cerebral palsy is not a disease, but a group of conditions that affect body movement and muscle coordination. Together, we raise awareness, support inclusion, and celebrate the strength of those living with CP.

See the proclamation: https://pulse.ly/9yib9gbe9e

09/22/2025

Leduc City Council recognizes Sep. 21-27 as National Forest Week.

Canada’s forests are a valuable, renewable resource that support our economy and the livelihoods of communities across the country. Beyond their economic impact, forests play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems, providing clean air and water, and offering essential wildlife habitat.

See proclamations:https://pulse.ly/l4naogkeem

08/25/2025

As always the City of Leduc did an excellent job in hosting the 55+ Games. Thanks to the over 300 volunteers that made the 1200+ competitors coming to Leduc possible. Thanks to all the sponsors and organizers that finance and plan these events.
Sports Tourism is alive and well in Leduc.

06/05/2025

June is Philippine Heritage Month in Leduc. Join us in celebrating the rich culture, history, and contributions of the Filipino community. This month is a time to honour their impact and the vibrant heritage they’ve brought to our city. See the proclamation: https://pulse.ly/xenf1qvkkj