[scyeg]

I really wish there could be some momentum in calling out Edmonton Global (and even city hall) as to what the hell is it that they've been doing the past few years. I truly do not understand how is it that attracting business here is not a top priority and rarely spoken about in the media.

Wow, another big blow to downtown.

I know the Oilers playoff run gave downtown a much needed shot in the arm but this success isn't sustainable and we cannot count on unpredictable events to carry momentum forward.

Intuit wasn't DT. Big loss for the city, but doesn't really affect DT.

 

[runsamok]

Intuit wasn't DT. Big loss for the city, but doesn't really affect DT.

They moved into EPCOR Tower over a decade ago.

Edmonton's downtown: It's growin'

edmontonsun.com

 

[Munanyo]

Intuit wasn't DT. Big loss for the city, but doesn't really affect DT.

Yup like @runsamok pointed out they are located DT.

 

[JNO1]

Epcor Tower, I think.

 

[Kosy123]

https://betakit.com/intuit-closes-e...-wide-layoffs-impact-10-percent-of-employees/

Intuit seems to have around 250 employees or less in DT. A blow, but I expected more based on the wording in that CBC article

 

[scyeg]

They moved into EPCOR Tower over a decade ago.

Edmonton's downtown: It's growin'

edmontonsun.com

Oh wow, I had no idea. I thought they were still on the south side.

 

[David A]

I seem to recall around when they relocated downtown, they also shifted a lot of their staff to elsewhere in Canada, so not a such a big head office here now I think.

 

[Edmcowboy11]

Well I hope that our continued LRT expansion is a factor that can encourage some companies to at least expand into Edmonton.

 

[IanO]

Oh wow, I had no idea. I thought they were still on the south side.

Their old offices are Ledcor's main Edmonton office.