Transportation options represent Edmontonians who identify walking, biking and/or public transit as available options for them to travel to work, school, and complete their other daily needs.

Air quality represents the condition of the air in Edmonton, as measured by both fine particulate matter and ozone concentrations.

Air quality represents the condition of the air in Edmonton as measured by both fine particulate matter and ozone concentrations.

Community greenhouse gas emissions represent Edmontonians' impact on the atmosphere as measured by greenhouse gas emissions both in total and per capita.

Gross Domestic Product represents the size of our economy as measured by the value of goods and services produced in the Edmonton census metropolitan area both in total and per capita.

Real gross domestic product (GDP) measures the total unduplicated value of goods and services produced within the Edmonton census metropolitan area (CMA) in a given year, adjusted for inflation.

Renewable energy represents energy sources that are derived from renewable resources such as wind, solar, hydro, and biomass. Increasing the proportion of energy derived from these sources serves to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate change adaptation represents how many of Edmonton's neighborhoods are resilient and adaptable to climate change.

Energy use illustrates the total energy consumed in Edmonton for transportation, heat, and electricity per capita in Edmonton.

National impression represents the percentage of Canadian Businesses that would recommend Edmonton as a place to open or operate a business as measured by Canadian Businesses perception of Edmonton.