Stops, Stations & Landmarks

Read and listen to stories along LRT tracks

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…
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…
Métis spirit in Mill Woods: A story of belongingMill Woods

Métis spirit in Mill Woods: A story of belonging

“I call it home. I keep coming back. Coming back because of family but also…
From Telephone Hub to Moderne Icon: The Churchill Wire Centre’s Legacy in EdmontonChurchill

From Telephone Hub to Moderne Icon: The Churchill Wire Centre’s Legacy in Edmonton

For those frequenting the area around Churchill Square, it may just be a nice looking…
Lord Avonmore’s liquor run: The unlikely origin of an Edmonton neighborhoodAvonmore

Lord Avonmore’s liquor run: The unlikely origin of an Edmonton neighborhood

Avonmore is a typical mature Edmonton residential neighbourhood named for a very atypical character. An…
Felt across Alberta: A family business made their mark on the west with hand-painted memorabiliaBonnie Doon

Felt across Alberta: A family business made their mark on the west with hand-painted memorabilia

Percy Sollitt was born in 1900 in a small house that was a few doors…