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Instantly recognizable as Edmonton’s premiere riverfront destination, this incredibly vibrant outdoor public space evokes a unique sense of place in Canada’s northernmost major city.

€ e Touch the Water Promenade celebrates the central river valley’s multi-layered history and special signifi cance to Indigenous Nations and Communities, restores its natural systems and ADVISE resiliency, and re-connects the central city to the river.

By improving access into and within the river valley network, the Promenade provides diverse opportunities for riverfront gathering and recreation not found anywhere else in the region. Design Principles

€ e design principles are based on the themes from Breathe: Edmonton’s Green Network Strategy. € ese themes are: + Ecology + Celebration + Wellness

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