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About The Project
The Capital Line South Extension, previously called the South LRT Extension, is part of the City’s Transportation Master Plan vision to expand LRT service to all sectors of the City by 2040. Expanding the existing line will improve mobility and access to existing and new neighbourhoods in the southwest sections of the City.
In 2013, all LRT routes in Edmonton were given names. Capital Line was selected as the name for the LRT route running from northeast Edmonton to the south city limit. The South LRT Extension is now called Capital Line South Extension.
2017 Preliminary Engineering Review
The project team is reviewing preliminary engineering for the Century Park to Ellerslie Road portion of the line to bring the project up to current standards from the preliminary design in 2010.
Concept Plans Approved
2009 and 2010
Concept plans for Ellerslie Road to 41 Ave SW were approved.
July 2008
Council approved the Concept Plan for the South LRT Extension (SLRT) from Century Park to the south city limit (now called the Capital Line). The Concept Plan defined the alignment and station locations for this extension.
