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Delivery Program - 2026 Active Modes #2 (Package 4)

Infrastructure — Edmonton, Alberta

Estimated value
$11.5M
Status
Under construction
Last updated
Oct 25, 2026

01About this project

Route 10: 50 Street from 101 Avenue to Goldbar Park Road A motion was passed by City Council on July 7, 2026, providing direction to Administration to proceed with an alternative design for the 50 Street active transportation connection. Evaluations of alternative design options are now underway, aimed at retaining the existing travel lanes, curbside parking, along with the proposed protected bike lanes. Due to the additional design evaluations of the 50 Street corridor, the majority of this route is postponed to the 2027 implementation program. Construction of a short segment of shared pathway from 109A Avenue to Gold Bar Park Road will proceed as scheduled for the 2026 season. Route 6: 84 Avenue from 83 Street to 79 Street Construction will include a local street bikeway on 84 Avenue from 83 Street to 79 Street. Route 9: 93 Street from 82 Avenue to 84 Avenue and 84 Avenue from Mill Creek Ravine Trails to 89 Street Construction will include a local street bikeway for most of the roadway, along with a shared pathway on the north side of 84 Avenue from 91 Street to the Mill Creek Ravine. Route 8: 92A Avenue and 86 Street from Connors Road to the 85 Street alley Construction will in… Update: Contract is currently out for tender. Following direction from City Council, work along 50 Street, south of 109A Avenue, has been removed from the project scope.

OwnerCity of Edmonton
LocationEdmonton, Alberta
TypeInfrastructure
StatusUnder construction

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03Sources and licence

Source: City of Edmonton, capital projects

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – City of Edmonton.

Last seen in the source on Oct 25, 2026. First listed on PMRFP on Oct 25, 2026.

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