LRT Valley Line West - Updates
Valley Line West LRT construction is ongoing, with significant roadwork underway downtown and along 87 Avenue in the west end.
102 Avenue remains closed between 107 and 102 Street until the end of 2026. The work is being done in phases, and accesses will change throughout the year. See Marigold Infrastructure Partners’ current construction notices for the latest access information.
Along 87 Avenue, traffic is reduced to a single lane each way between 159 Street and Anthony Henday Drive until the end of 2026. Drivers can expect changing traffic configurations and lane closures at intersections along 87 Avenue for the rest of the year.
The goal is to complete the majority of the roadwork in these areas by the end of 2026.
Stay informed about construction by signing up for MIP’s construction notices and the City’s Valley Line West LRT Newsletter.
Valley Line West LRT construction is ongoing, with significant roadwork underway downtown and along 87 Avenue in the west end.
102 Avenue remains closed between 107 and 102 Street until the end of 2026. The work is being done in phases, and accesses will change throughout the year. See Marigold Infrastructure Partners’ current construction notices for the latest access information.
Along 87 Avenue, traffic is reduced to a single lane each way between 159 Street and Anthony Henday Drive until the end of 2026. Drivers can expect changing traffic configurations and lane closures at intersections along 87 Avenue for the rest of the year.
The goal is to complete the majority of the roadwork in these areas by the end of 2026.
Stay informed about construction by signing up for MIP’s construction notices and the City’s Valley Line West LRT Newsletter.
Edmonton’s new Animal Care and Control Bylaw took effect May 19, 2026.
The updated bylaw introduces new rules to ensure the safety and well-being of both animals and the community.
Some of the changes include:
- Stricter penalties for dog attacks and heightened restrictions for owners of vicious dogs.
- An increased focus on animal welfare, including rules for the safe transport of pets in vehicles and potential fines for leaving an animal unattended in vehicles in extreme weather or in a yard without access to shelter.
- Clear regulations for backyard hens, bees and rabbits.
- Licence discounts for seniors and people on income support for all animals in their home.
Make sure your pet licence is up-to-date. Not only does it help them get back to you quicker if they find themselves lost, it provides them with a free ride home and includes a microchip.
To learn more, visit edmonton.ca/AnimalBylaw.
The updated bylaw introduces new rules to ensure the safety and well-being of both animals and the community.
Some of the changes include:
- Stricter penalties for dog attacks and heightened restrictions for owners of vicious dogs.
- An increased focus on animal welfare, including rules for the safe transport of pets in vehicles and potential fines for leaving an animal unattended in vehicles in extreme weather or in a yard without access to shelter.
- Clear regulations for backyard hens, bees and rabbits.
- Licence discounts for seniors and people on income support for all animals in their home.
Make sure your pet licence is up-to-date. Not only does it help them get back to you quicker if they find themselves lost, it provides them with a free ride home and includes a microchip.
To learn more, visit edmonton.ca/AnimalBylaw.
Upcoming Public Engagement Activities
The City is committed to involving the people affected by the decisions it makes and seeks diverse opinions and experiences. The Public Engagement Calendar lists all active and upcoming City of Edmonton engagement activities.
The City is committed to involving the people affected by the decisions it makes and seeks diverse opinions and experiences. The Public Engagement Calendar lists all active and upcoming City of Edmonton engagement activities.
