Ward O-day’min.

Ward O-day’min is located in the heart of Treaty Six and the heart of Edmonton. From time immemorial, diverse Indigenous Nations have stewarded these lands, including the Nêhiyawak, Nahkawininiwak, Nakota Isga, Dëne Sųłıné, and Niitsitapi. Many more First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples have gathered, traded, and celebrated on this land. This place also forms part of the Métis Homeland and is within Métis Nation of Alberta. 


The signing of Treaty No. 6 in 1886-1887 created a foundation of good relations, welcoming peoples to this area from around the world. Today, Ward O-day’min carries on this tradition of welcoming peoples from many nations, as we continue to live into the spirit and intent of treaty. Learn more here.

Our ward includes thirteen amazing neighbourhoods and a beautiful stretch of the river valley.

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Did you know?

  • Just over 70,000 people live in O-day’min

  • About 75% of O-day’min residents live in apartment buildings

  • Residents of O-day’min use a mix of modes to get around, with 56% primarily relying on cars and 44% most often using transit, biking, or walking

  • Well over a dozen languages are spoken across the ward

    *Source: Edmonton 2016 and 2019 Municipal Censuses