World master games edmonton

After all, what fun would it be if every day was the same? Here is a look back at some of the more unique and interesting "challenges" we've conquered over the years. If installing signage in a brand new state of the art prison wasn't unique and interesting enough, Royal was tasked with added unique challenges such as strict security requirements, tamper proofing signs and limited time constraints.

Read more about the ERC project here. About as unique as it gets. In the summer of , Royal was selected as the official medals engraver for the World Masters Games being held in and around Edmonton. After an athlete won a medal, they had the option of having it personalized with their name, date and any other info about their win they wished to commemorate.

With over 21, athletes from 89 countries, this was no easy feat. To add to the special occasion, Royal also included the option of having their medal mounted in a beautiful gold, silver or bronze frame. In order to accommodate the high demand for medal engraving, Royal had an engraving booth set up at the event headquarters in the Shaw Conference Centre as well as at various event locations in and around Edmonton.

To increase access to different sites throughout the day, one of Royal's vans was turned into a mobile engraving unit. The event was a massive success for the organizers and the city. Royal was proud to have played an integral role in helping visitors and athletes from all over the world feel welcome while also having the opportunity to send them home with personalized souvenirs to remember their great achievements from a fantastic week!

In late , Creative Services at the University of Alberta approached Royal with a rather strange and very unique request. They needed heads on a stick and they needed them ASAP! Of course, this being and not medieval times, it was a request for cutout prints of the U of A's first president, Henry Marshall Tory , and not actual heads on a stick.

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