Expanding North
In 2017, Calgary City Council approved the full 46-kilometre alignment for the Green Line LRT, from Seton in the deep southeast to 160 Avenue N in Keystone.
Phase 1 of the project is funded and under construction, from Shepard to downtown. Future expansion north of downtown will depend on Council direction and the availability of funding.
Council direction would allow Administration to continue broader program planning for the north corridor, supporting future funding readiness while preserving flexibility on staging and connection points.
The Green Line will enhance an already bustling area Between 16 Avenue N. and Beddington. It will improve transit service in established communities and connect people to many shops and services.
North of Beddington, the Green Line will connect to the airport and serve Naato’siyinnipi (formerly called the Aurora Business Park), the busy North Pointe community hub, and the future area of Keystone Hills (north of the Ring Road, where new communities have started development).
New stations to the north will include:
Future Connections
Airport Connection
There are plans for a Green Line connection to the Calgary International Airport from the future 96 Avenue N. station.
Additionally, The City is planning an airport connection from the Blue Line LRT. Once the Blue Line extension to a new station at 88 Ave N.E is complete, an airport connection can be built.
Naato’siyinnipi (formerly the Aurora Business Park)
Envisioned as a transit-oriented community near the future Green Line LRT station at 96 Avenue N, the Naato'siyinnipi Area Structure Plan (ASP) is a local plan for the lands once called Aurora Business Park.
The ASP was approved on Sept. 9, 2025 by City Council, and it sets the vision for turning 234 hectares of land in north-central Calgary into a complete community that supports diverse housing types, businesses, community amenities and access to the Green Line LRT.
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