Food Finder Strathcona is an interactive map and community led pilot project developed to improve awareness and access to food resources in Strathcona County. In addition to highlighting food resources, Food Finder Strathcona aims to educate the community about food security, including local programs and resources available. 

This pilot-project has been created by the Food Security Action Table, part of Strathcona County’s Community Safety and Well-being Strategy.

Food Finder Strathcona is for anyone looking to find food resources in Strathcona County. Whether you want to learn more about the different grocery stores in the area or find a food pantry, Food Finder Strathcona was created for you. 

Contact Strathcona County’s Solutions Navigation team at 780-464-4044 for assistance accessing low-cost or no-cost food resources.

Please complete this form to request that a resource be added, edited or removed from Food Finder Strathcona. Important note: resource submissions are reviewed quarterly. New resources may not appear for up to three months.

Members of the Food Security Action Table worked together to develop the list of food resources on the map. Food is about more than just meeting a basic need. Our goal is to empower people with information so they can access food that meets their individual needs including specialty items, low-cost or affordable food options.

To request a resource be added, edited or removed, please complete this form.

To share your feedback with us, complete our short pilot project evaluation (coming soon!). Though we will monitor the feedback received throughout the year, this pilot project will be formally evaluated in spring 2026.

If you want to add, edit or remove a resource from our map, please complete this form. Important note: resource submissions are reviewed quarterly. New resources may not appear for up to three months.

For all other inquiries, email familyandcommunity@strathcona.ca and a member of our team will respond.

Community gardens are shared spaces where people grow food together. Some gardens grow food for donating or sharing in addition to having individual plots. When visiting a community garden be respectful of the space, read all signage and follow the rules. Do not pick produce unless you have permission.

Visit Strathcona Conty’s community garden program webpage to learn more about community gardens and view the Urban Agriculture map.

Restaurants can be found on Strathcona County’s business directory map. Adding restaurants to the Food Finder Strathcona map will be considered based on feedback received when evaluating the pilot project. To provide your feedback, please email familyandcommunity@strathcona.ca.

These retailers can be an important source of food for people facing barriers including affordability, transportation limitations or a lack of nearby grocery stores. Including these retailers highlights where people in our community currently access food.