Peter Pond Mall is located in Fort McMurray, 440 kms northeast of Edmonton, Alberta 

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• The only regional shopping centre in the trade area, located in the heart of downtown on the corner of Franklin Avenue and Hardin Street.
   

• A unique marketplace, located 440 kilometers northeast of Edmonton, Alberta, Fort McMurray is serviced by a major highway and major airlines several times daily with non-stop flights to Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton and Tuscan, Arizona.

  
  

• 77,433 Residents in Wood Buffalo CMA

Athabasca Oil Sands

Fort McMurray’s tourism significantly contributes to Alberta's $8.2 billion annual average revenue from the travel industry. 

Fort McMurray is identified as one of the top places to view the magnificent Aurora Borealis, inviting tourists and photographers from around the globe.

Fort McMurray's winters attract hordes of winter sports enthusiasts who come searching for activities like skiing, dog sledding, snowmobiling, and ice fishing.

Fort McMurray is rich with musical, artistic, and cultural festivals, like the annual Fort McMurray Food Festival and WinterPlay.

The oil and natural gas is the key industry in Fort McMurray, earning the title of "Canada's Economic Treasure."

• The Athabasca Oil Sands of Fort McMurray is the 3rd largest proven oil reserve in the world.
  
  

• 97% of Canada’s oil comes from the oil sands.
  
  

• 96% of oil sands are in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.
  
  

• There are numerous attractions linked to the oil industry, such as the Oil Sands Discovery Center.
  
  

• Suncor Energy globally specializes in the production of synthetic crude oils. It reports an average net income of 2.9 billion annually, has over 12,000 employees.
  
  

• Peter Pond Mall is the closest shopping centre to all oilsands sites.

The overall cost of living in Fort McMurray is 26 percent higher than the national average however costs are all relative based on salary. Fort McMurray residents have one of the highest average salaries in Canada at about $70,000 annually.

“Some notifications are like 'Northern Lights', you never know when they disappear. Live the moment, so that the momentary happiness which you caught hold of becomes memorable."

Jacqueline-Yves LeBlanc, Fort McMurray, Oct. 11 2021

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