The Kelly Ramsey building was demolished after being gutted by an arson fire in 2009.
Enbridge plans to move 2,500 of its employees into downtown Edmonton, as the energy giant has announced it will consolidate its staff in Manulife Place and the under-construction Kelly Ramsey tower.
“This move will allow us to consolidate … to the two tallest and newest buildings in Edmonton’s downtown core,” Enbridge CEO Leon Zupan wrote in a release Tuesday.
The company, which currently houses workers in six offices across the city, will become the largest tenant in both buildings.
The 100-year-old Kelly Ramsey building was gutted by a massive arson fire in March 2009. The land was sold off by the courts and the building was demolished to make room for a planned 25-storey office tower.
The building’s original façade was saved and will be used as part of the new development.
