One of Leduc's own just won the Stanley Cup 🏆

Hey Leduc,

One of our own did something pretty special last weekend.

Jordan Martinook — who grew up right here in Leduc, played for the Leduc Oil Kings, and grew up an Edmonton Oilers fan — lifted the Stanley Cup on Sunday night as the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 3-0 in Game 6.

Martinook is an alternate captain for Carolina. After the final horn, his teammate Jaccob Slavin handed him the Cup first. He kissed it, hoisted it over his head, and didn't stop smiling.

From the Leduc Oil Kings to the Stanley Cup. What a journey.

🏘️ What's On In Leduc This Week

📊 Cashflow Canvas Bootcamp

If you run a local business and your numbers feel overwhelming, this one is worth your morning.

The Leduc StartUp Centre is hosting a free half-day Cashflow Canvas Bootcamp designed to help entrepreneurs better understand revenue, expenses, and cash flow using a practical eight-step framework. Participants leave with a working plan they can actually use.

📅 Thursday, June 18
📍 4810 50 Avenue, Leduc (The Light House Cowork)
🕘 9:00 AM–1:30 PM
💲 Free
📝 Hands-on business cash flow planning workshop for entrepreneurs.

🚴 Tour Alberta for Cancer Training Ride

The official training ride for this year's Tour Alberta for Cancer fundraiser heads out from the Leduc Recreation Centre on Father's Day morning.

Even if you're not riding, it's a great opportunity to come out and support participants as they prepare for an important cause.

📅 Sunday, June 21
📍 Leduc Recreation Centre
🕗 8:30 AM
💲 Free to attend
📝 Community training ride supporting the Tour Alberta for Cancer.

🐴 Father's Day at Century Mile

Looking for something a little different this Father's Day?

Century Mile in nearby Nisku is hosting Horses & Hounds, featuring horse racing and the always-popular Dachshund Races. It's only a few minutes from Leduc and makes for a fun family outing.

📅 Sunday, June 21
📍 Century Mile Racetrack & Casino, Nisku
🕛 Dachshund Races begin at 12:15 PM
💲 Free admission
📝 Horse racing and family-friendly dachshund races.

🏪 Downtown Leduc — Just Worth Exploring

If you haven't walked down 50 Avenue lately, it's worth making time for.

There are new businesses opening, familiar faces behind the counters, and plenty of local shops that remind you why supporting local matters in a community our size.

Sometimes the best thing to do on a summer afternoon is simply take a walk downtown and see what's new.

💬 One Question

We're building something new for lalocal — short community stories about the people behind Leduc's local businesses.

Not ads.

Real stories.

So we'll start with one question:

What's the one thing you want Leduc to know about your business right now?

If that sparks something, hit reply. We'd love to hear from you.

📬 That's Your Leduc Week

No politics. No negativity. Just the best of Leduc.

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