Registration for Electrical Learning Expo in Edmonton, March 11

January 19, 2026

The Alberta Electrical Alliance is proud to gather the electrical industry in Edmonton and area for their annual Learning EXPO that travels Alberta. Event is free of charge however registration is required.

Don’t miss out on your exclusive opportunity at this ONE-DAY event to stay ahead in our ever-evolving electrical industry!

Discover the latest advancements in technology and services powering our vibrant industry. This is your chance to connect with experts, explore cutting-edge solutions, and gain insights from industry leaders. For one day only — don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to stay ahead in the ever-evolving electrical field!

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2026
10:00 AM SHOW OPENS – 5:00 PM
ONE DAY ONLY

EDMONTON EXPO CENTRE

HALL “F“
7515 118 Ave.
Edmonton, AB
T5B 0J2

For more information, please contact:

TARA TERNES (AEA)

T: 1-800-642-5508
E: info@albertaelec.com

BILL CHARBONNEAU

E: bcharbonneau@ensinc.ca

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EDMONTON EXPO CENTRE

For more information, please contact:

TARA TERNES (AEA)

BILL CHARBONNEAU

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TARA TERNES (AEA)

BILL CHARBONNEAU

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