Edmonton's Valley Line LRT

Where Transit Meets Heritage

Tracks in Time connects Edmonton’s Valley Line LRT to the historical tapestry of the land it runs on. Explore a collection of captivating stories that illuminate the historical significance of each stop.

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Edmonton's Valley Line LRT

Your Journey through Time aboard Valley Line

Tracks in Time explores Valley Line’s connection to the past. Discover an array of stories that highlight the historical magnitude of each neighbourhood Valley Line runs through.

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Edmonton's Valley Line LRT

At the Intersection of Now and Then

Tracks in Time takes a look at how Edmonton’s Valley Line LRT weaves into the historical fabric of its route. Read and listen to the collection of stories that illuminate the significance of each Valley Line stop.

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Stops, Stations & Landmarks

Valley Line Stop:

102 Street

Valley Line Stop:

Churchill

Valley Line Stop:

Quarters

Valley Line Landmark:

Tawatinâ Bridge

Valley Line Stop:

Muttart

Valley Line Stop:

Strathearn

Valley Line Stop:

Holyrood

Valley Line Stop:

Bonnie Doon

Valley Line Stop:

Avonmore

Valley Line Station:

Davies

Valley Line Stop:

Millbourne/Woodvale

Valley Line Stop:

Grey Nuns

Valley Line Stop:

Mill Woods

Read and listen to stories along LRT tracks

Edmonton’s ribbon of green was not always so greenTawatinâ Bridge

Edmonton’s ribbon of green was not always so green

Anthropologist and educator Jan Olson is a big fan of the North Saskatchewan River Valley…
Edmonton’s downtown core to creative energyChurchill

Edmonton’s downtown core to creative energy

The core of downtown Edmonton is also the core of the city’s arts and culture…
From fragrant blooms to population booms: Bonnie Doon has blossomed from the startBonnie Doon

From fragrant blooms to population booms: Bonnie Doon has blossomed from the start

Dr. James Brander was born in Northport, Nova Scotia in 1879 and graduated from Queen’s…
Forging connections: The curvilinear tapestry of Mill WoodsMillbourne/Woodvale

Forging connections: The curvilinear tapestry of Mill Woods

“Diversity is the primary characteristic of Mill Woods. There’s ethnic diversity, there’s housing diversity. It’s…
The legacy of river lots evident todayTawatinâ Bridge

The legacy of river lots evident today

“The river lots are really a legacy of the Métis history in Edmonton.” And Edmonton…
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…