Work on the train storage facility at Lewis Farms continued throughout 2024, including track work and exterior cladding on the north face of the building.
Valley Line West is a 14-km LRT extension from downtown to Lewis Farms. Marigold Infrastructure Partners is in its fourth year of major construction. Construction is anticipated to be complete in 2028, followed by testing before the line can open.




About the Project
It’s the second stage of the Valley Line, an urban-style 27-km line that will operate between Mill Woods in southeast Edmonton and Lewis Farms in west Edmonton.
Valley Line West includes:
- 14 street-level stops and two elevated stations (West Edmonton Mall and Misericordia Hospital)
- Two new bridges (crossing Groat Road and Anthony Henday Drive)
- Two new facilities (Gerry Wright Operations and Maintenance Facility near Whitemud Drive and 75 Street, and Lewis Farms Storage Facility in west Edmonton)
- Elevated guideway along 87 Avenue
- 46 new light-rail vehicles
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Project Update — January 2025
2025 will be another significant year of construction along the Valley Line West. This includes continuing road work at various major intersections, including along Stony Plain Road, 104 Avenue, 102 Avenue, 156 Street and 87 Avenue. More details about upcoming traffic impacts will be released in early 2025 when details are confirmed.
Crews will also continue construction on stops, stations, facilities, utility complexes, the elevated guideway along 87 Avenue, the Anthony Henday Drive LRT Bridge and laying segments of track where possible.