In addition to Leduc County's Economic Development function, there are a variety of external resources and support for businesses in our community.
The Government of Alberta's Ministry of Labour and Immigration delivers programs and policies to support a diverse workforce, promote safe, fair and healthy workplaces and attract skilled workers.
The Business Link offers a guide for new businesses in Alberta as well as market research, licensing support and access to local business experts.
The Canada Small Business Financing Program makes it easier for small businesses to get loans from financial institutions by sharing the risk with lenders.
The Canada Revenue Agency provides information about collecting the Goods and Services Tax (GST) as well as income taxes for businesses owners.
Community Futures – Capital Region provides advice for writing a business plan, financing a small business and more.
For information on consumer products, visit the Government of Canada's Competition Bureau.
Edmonton Global is the first fully regional economic development company for the Edmonton Metropolitan Region. Leduc County is one of 15 shareholders for Edmonton Global.
Contact Alberta Employment Standards to learn about labour regulations in the provinces.
A directory of Government of Canada contact information, including frequently-accessed topics and departments.
An overview of federal government services for small business.
Visit the Alberta Environment Information Centre to learn about the environmental regulations and legislations that may impact your business.
Visit Service Alberta for information about provincial business licensing requirements.
Contact the Canadian Intellectual Property Office for information on intellectual property, such as trademarks and patents.
The Workers' Compensation Board provides information about insurance. You can also register your business through the board.