Warning | Red Line and Blue Line | Service Disruption

CTrain riders, please be aware that CTrains on both the Red Line and the Blue Line are experiencing delays, and Blue Line trains are currently unable to service between Bridgeland and City Hall stations. Red Line CTrain service is restored through 7 Avenue. Blue Line shuttle service between City Hall and Bridgeland stations will continue operating until further notice.

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CTrain Service Information

Oct 10-13: Banff Trail to Sunnyside (Single Tracking)

Affected routes: Red Line

Affected stations: Lions Park, SAIT/AUArts/Jubilee, Sunnyside

Affected service hours:
Friday, October 10 (starting at 8:30 p.m.)
Saturday, October 11 (all day)
Sunday, October 12 (all day)
Monday, October 13 (all day)

What to expect:

These stations will NOT be fully closed, this is a partial closure.

The northbound track will be closed at Lions Park, SAIT/AUArts/Jubilee, and Sunnyside stations for construction work starting at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, October 10 until start of service on Tuesday, October 14.

This means the trains will only be using one track at these stations for travel in both directions. Whether you’re heading northbound towards Tuscany, or southbound towards City Centre/Somerset-Bridlewood, you will need to catch the train via the southbound side of the platform (the one heading toward City Centre).

Keep an eye on the station digital displays and listen for station announcements to ensure you’re using the correct side.

Full CTrain service on the Red Line will be back up and running again by start of service Tuesday, October 14.

Why are we doing this?

When looking at the work that needs to be done at (or between) specific stations, we always try to see if closing just one side of the tracks is a safe, effective, and available option. Also known as “single tracking”, this type of closure allows us to complete the important work while also keeping train traffic moving!

This weekend, the repair and maintenance projects on the list include:

  • Installation of the new pedestrian bridge at SAIT/AUArts/Jubilee Station,
  • and other projects, as time allows.