Stops, Stations & Landmarks

Read and listen to stories along LRT tracks

Flying Canoë: Festival that brightens Edmonton’s winterMuttart

Flying Canoë: Festival that brightens Edmonton’s winter

It’s probably safe to say most Edmontonians generally prefer to spend their long, cold winter…
Quite a ride: The story of Edmonton’s public transit systemChurchill

Quite a ride: The story of Edmonton’s public transit system

“The end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century were driven…
Many reasons to love Holyrood. What is yours?Holyrood

Many reasons to love Holyrood. What is yours?

“I would say it’s the boulevard trees, people love the trees. It’s the common area…
Celebrating Canada Day in Mill Woods: From Modest Beginnings to Spectacular FestivitiesMill Woods

Celebrating Canada Day in Mill Woods: From Modest Beginnings to Spectacular Festivities

Canada Day in Mill Woods is a very big deal. Since 1990, except for a…
“The Sorry Legacy of Métis Scrip”Tawatinâ Bridge

“The Sorry Legacy of Métis Scrip”

Scrip was introduced in Canada more than 150 years ago, and the scars remain to…
Alberta’s Famous Five and Edmonton’s parks that bear their namesTawatinâ Bridge

Alberta’s Famous Five and Edmonton’s parks that bear their names

Five of Edmonton’s riverside parks are named after a group of women who, nearly a…