Capital Line - South :: City of Edmonton

The Capital Line South extension preliminary design is complete. The project will move forward when funding becomes available.

Where We Are

Update - June 2020

City Council voted in favour of a motion that makes the Capital Line South LRT extension from Century Park to Ellerslie Road the City’s next priority for LRT expansion.

The Governments of Canada and Alberta have committed $2.94 billion for LRT network expansion in Edmonton. A total of $2.25 billion has been approved for the Valley Line West and Metro Line extension projects, which leaves $690 million in available LRT infrastructure funding.

With Council’s endorsement of the extension, the City can move forward with discussions with our funding partners about the project.

Background

On January 22 2019, City Council approved the concept plan amendments to the Capital Line South LRT extension from Century Park to Ellerslie Road.

The City has completed preliminary design for Phase 1 (Century Park to Ellerslie Road) of the project and advanced the concept design for Phase 2 (Ellerslie Road to Allard/Desrochers).

About The Project

Design Phase

The Capital Line South Extension is part of the draft City Plan's vision to expand LRT service to all sectors of the City by 2040. Expanding the existing line will improve mobility and access to neighbourhoods in southwest Edmonton.

Capital Line South Phase 1 (Century Park to Ellerslie Road) is a 4.5 km long, high floor LRT and includes:

An underpass at 23 Avenue, bridges crossing Blackmud Creek and Anthony Henday Drive
An operations and maintenance facility south of Anthony Henday Drive
Heritage Valley Park and Ride - a new integrated transit facility with a future LRT station, a transit centre and the park and ride

For More Information

Future LRT General Inquiries