Alberta Corporations in Edmonton

The dataset contains approximately 236,000 registered corporations in Edmonton, capturing incorporation records across multiple decades. It highlights both the flow of new company formations and the concentration of businesses in different parts of the city.

Recent years show strong entrepreneurial activity: 2024 alone added about 14,600 incorporations, the highest single-year total in the dataset, while 2025 already counts over 8,600. Annual incorporations since 2010 have generally ranged between 9,000 and 12,000, suggesting consistent business growth momentum.

Geographically, the downtown core (T5J postal code) dominates with more than 55,000 registered corporations, or nearly one-quarter of the total. Secondary hubs like T6E, T6W, and T6T each contain around 12,000–13,000 corporations, reflecting strong suburban expansion alongside downtown concentration.

Street-level clustering shows that 101 Street NW (14,700) and Jasper Avenue NW (12,400) lead the city’s business addresses, followed by other central arteries such as Stony Plain Road and 102 Street NW. At the address level, major office towers like 10180 101 Street (5,400 corporations) and 10303 Jasper Avenue (3,300) act as corporate hubs, housing thousands of companies under one roof.

Overall, the dataset reveals both the density of Edmonton’s downtown business community and the continued outward growth of corporations into newer residential and commercial areas. It provides a clear picture of how business activity is distributed across time and geography in the city.

Statistics

This dataset highlights over 236,000 active corporations registered in Edmonton. It provides detail on incorporation year, geographic concentration by postal code, and clustering of business addresses. The figures reflect steady new company formations, with hotspots in downtown and along major corridors.

Incorporation Trends

Business incorporations have remained consistent over the last 15 years. About 8,600 new corporations were registered in 2025 (roughly 4% of all active firms), while 14,600 were added in 2024—the strongest single-year intake at 6%. Most years since 2010 contributed between 9,000–12,000 incorporations, showing steady entrepreneurial activity with slight peaks in 2014 and 2007.

Geographic Distribution

The downtown core dominates incorporations, especially in T5J, which alone hosts about 55,000 corporations (23%). Other high-density zones include T6E, T6W, and T6T, each with around 12–13,000 registrations. Suburban and residential postal codes like T5T and T6L also show strong representation, reflecting both central office towers and dispersed local businesses.

Street Concentration

Downtown arteries are the most common registered addresses. 101 Street NW leads with about 14,700 corporations, followed by Jasper Avenue NW with over 12,400. Other busy registration corridors include Stony Plain Road, 102 Street NW, and 103 Avenue NW. These streets reflect Edmonton’s office district concentration.

Top Business Addresses

Corporate clustering is highly visible at landmark office towers. 10180 101 Street hosts over 5,400 companies, while 10303 Jasper Avenue (3,300) and 10155 102 Street (3,000) follow. A handful of towers account for thousands of registrations, underscoring the role of shared office spaces and professional service hubs in Edmonton’s corporate landscape.

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Dataset

This dashboard showcases more than 236,000 active corporations registered in Edmonton. It highlights incorporation activity over time, geographic patterns across postal codes, and the clustering of businesses in major office towers and commercial corridors. Filters allow users to explore trends by year, location, and specific addresses, providing a clear view of how Edmonton’s corporate landscape is distributed and evolving.

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