Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion Project

Province: Alberta

City/Region: Edmonton

Image Credit: City of Edmonton

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Project End: 2027

Project Type: Highway

Industry Sector: Transportation

Project Amount: $1 billion

Date of Completion: 2027

Funding Source: Public

Federal Funding: $$241.6 million

Provincial Funding: $241.6 million

Municipal Funding: $516.8 million

LEED Status: Certified

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About The Project

The Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion involves converting the existing corridor from an expressway with signalized intersections to a free-flowing freeway with grade-separated interchanges. The upgrade will eliminate eight intersections, build two new interchanges, modify three existing intersections, and build new collector roads. Construction on the 156 Street to St. Albert Trail segment was substantially completed in 2024, along with the Fort Road widening project. Substantial work was also done along the Yellowhead between 156 Street and St. Albert Trail, where three lanes of traffic now flow in each direction

Project Owner: City of Edmonton

Engineer: AECOM (owner’s engineer), WSP, Stantec, CIMA+; ISL Engineering and Land Services Ltd; Al-Terra Engineering Ltd.; WSP (design and construction administration)

Contractor: Standard General Inc., Lafarge Canada Inc., PCL Construction Management Inc.; Graham Construction

Other Key Players: Wood (WSP) (environmental engineering); Arcadis (design); McElhanney (site surveyor); Parsons (consulting engineer); Aon (risk advisor); TWD Technologies Ltd.

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