Wood Buffalo is an extensive area situated in the northeastern part of Alberta, Canada. On April 1, 1995, it was officially incorporated as a specialized municipality formed by merging Fort McMurray City and Improvement District No. 143. Consequently, it has the largest land area for a regional municipality in Canada.
In addition to its immense size, Wood Buffalo has also garnered a reputation for being a lively and hospitable community. Kindness is synonymous with the citizens of this region hence fostering togetherness among them. The specialized municipality comprises people from different backgrounds who add cultural diversity to the locality.
The oil sands development among other significant industries are established here thus transforming its economy greatly. While primarily driven by industries, however, there is still abundant natural beauty around which makes it more attractive to both residents and tourists who enjoy breathtaking views from Wood Buffalo National Park. Constituting the community spirit, economic development and natural wonders that are represented by the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo make it stand out as a unique and thriving region.