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There are many exciting things happening in Edmonton. Explore the latest ETS news and events.
Enter to win one of 13 prizes from KDays or 5 prizes from Taste of Edmonton. What rides are you excited for, or what food can you not wait to try? Head over to our socials (Facebook, Instagram, or X), use the hashtags #YegTransit and #ETSSummerFun & follow us for a chance to win.
Contest ends at 11:59 pm on July 12, 2026.
Come visit us at KDays to learn about the rich history of transit in Edmonton! Take a journey through time, from the early days of the streetcar to today’s modern transit system.
Get a hands-on look at the past and present of ETS by exploring various historical buses, a DATS bus and an LRT training cab. Along with artifacts sourced from the ETS archive, City of Edmonton Archives and Provincial Archives of Alberta, the Edmonton Radial Railway Society (ERRS) will be on site to share more information about Edmonton streetcar history.
When: July 17-26
Where: Exhibition Hall Discovery Zone.
ETS is your ride to summer fun and is the Official Public Transportation Provider for KDays.
Visit KDays on Tuesday, July 21 and get free admission with your Arc card! Simply show your Arc card to the attendants at the gate.
Don’t have an Arc card? Find more information on where you can get one here!
ETS is also a great way to get to KDays every day of the festival. Avoid the cost and hassle of parking by taking the Capital Line to Coliseum Station, or use the ETS trip planner.
*Offer valid only for plastic Arc card holders. No other fare product will be accepted. Offer cannot be combined with any other ticket package.
ETS is proud to provide shuttle buses for World Triathlon Cup participants, volunteers and spectators. On July 18 and 19, free shuttle buses will be running between the University of Alberta Transit Centre and Hawrelak Park. Paid parking is available at the University of Alberta lots N & U.
Bus routes 51 and 902, which normally provide service near Hawrelak Park, will be on detour on July 18 and 19. The best way to reach the park via transit is to take the free shuttle.
Shuttle buses run approximately every 7 minutes on both days.
Shuttle buses will make one stop each way between the University of Alberta Transit Centre and Hawrelak Park.
Please note that buses may be delayed due to road closures and ongoing races.
The City of Edmonton is partnering with Edmonton Arts Council to put the “art” in L-aRt-T.
A variety of local artists will be bringing their talents to downtown LRT stations in 2026, as part of the City of Edmonton’s Turn Up Downtown campaign.
We’re excited to help Riverhawk fans get to each home game this season. On home game days, our shuttle bus will provide free direct service to RE/MAX field from Churchill Square.
Riverhawks fans can also show their game-day ticket for free transit on bus and LRT two hours before the game, during the game and for two hours after the game.
We’re excited to help Edmonton Elks fans get to each home game this season. On home game days, our free Park & Ride buses provide direct service to Commonwealth Stadium from lots across the city.
If you’ve been through Corona LRT station lately, you likely noticed 16 historic murals in the concourse level. The project is part of an initiative to add vibrancy to LRT stations while also educating the public on Corona Station’s namesake and historical context.
The murals reflect the Corona site's transformation from an apartment complex in 1908 to the Corona Hotel in 1912. In February 1932, the original hotel was destroyed by fire. It was rebuilt and, in 1981, was demolished to make way for First Edmonton Place, which currently stands on the site above Corona LRT Station.
The murals reflect a long history of the area over the last century where the landscape has transformed from horse buggies and dusty dirt roads to high rises and underground LRT stations. The hotel welcomed many visitors and was also known as a welcoming place for the city’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community. This installation provides Edmontonians with more information about this important piece of history and a deeper understanding of how the Corona LRT station got its name.”
Corona Station opened in 1983 as part of the first extension south from Central LRT Station, which opened as part of the LRT network in 1978, ahead of the Commonwealth Games.
The murals showcase archival photographs and articles from the City of Edmonton, University of Calgary, Provincial Archives of Alberta and the Edmonton Journal, which highlight the key moments of the area's history alongside visually compelling storytelling.
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| Fare Type | Cost |
|---|---|
| Arc Card Pay-As-You-Go (90 min within Edmonton) | $3 |
| Cash | $3.75 |
| 90-minute Arc Ticket | $3.75 |
| Physical or Digital Credit or Debit Card | $3 |
| 24-hour Arc Ticket | $10.50 |
| Airport Service | $6 |
