Stops, Stations & Landmarks

Read and listen to stories along LRT tracks

“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…
Bridges are connections. But some think that’s not always a good thingTawatinâ Bridge

Bridges are connections. But some think that’s not always a good thing

Pretty much everyone loves connections. And for a city like Edmonton, with a river running…
The Quarters brings new life to the eastern part of downtownQuarters

The Quarters brings new life to the eastern part of downtown

The eastern edge of downtown Edmonton is going through a dramatic transformation in the form…
Noel Dant: The story of town-planned design approach102st

Noel Dant: The story of town-planned design approach

Noel Buckland Dant was born in Edmonton, Middlesex, U.K. in December of 1913. He attended…
The hill is alive with the sound of musicMuttart

The hill is alive with the sound of music

The Edmonton Folk Music Festival has been a staple in the city’s river valley for…
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Threads of belonging: A Métis family’s journey through changing EdmontonTawatinâ Bridge

Threads of belonging: A Métis family’s journey through changing Edmonton

The North Saskatchewan River has always been the center of my life in Edmonton. From…