Cantiro Communities is an award‑winning land developer based in Edmonton, creating complete, connected communities like Riverstead at Keswick, Alces, and Greenbury Park. Known for sustainability‑led design and internationally recognized community planning, with over 30 years of experience developing communities across Edmonton and area.
Choosing where you live is about more than a home – it’s about the everyday moments, the connections you make, and how a place supports the life you want to build. For more than 30 years, Cantiro has been thoughtfully planning communities across Alberta that balance nature, design, and long‑term livability.
Our active communities across Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario offer a distinct way of living, shaped by their location and surroundings.
For over three decades, Cantiro has approached community development with a long view – planning not just for today, but for how people will live decades from now.
Each community is shaped with intention, guided by its unique setting, and designed to evolve with the people who call it home.
Rather than repeating the same formula, we let each place lead the plan. Every Cantiro community responds to its surroundings—built around natural features, local character, and how people genuinely want to live.
Walkable streets, gathering places, and neighbourhood amenities encourage connection and a true sense of community.
Trails, parks, river valleys, and open spaces are integrated into daily life—not treated as afterthoughts.
Long‑term stewardship and thoughtful planning ensure our communities remain livable, resilient, and relevant over time.
Each community reflects its location, shaped by its environment, surroundings, and people.
Formerly known as Beaverbrook Developments, Cantiro has played a role in shaping many established neighbourhoods across Alberta – places that continue to thrive long after their initial build‑out.
These past communities reflect a consistent approach to planning:
Flagship communities such as ONE at Keswick, The Hills at Charlesworth, and Robinson demonstrate how thoughtful planning evolves into well‑lived‑in, enduring communities.
