Free park-and-ride buses will leave for the rally from four Edmonton locations between 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.
Download a map of the park-and-ride locations
1. St. Albert/Edmonton — Naki Transit Centre and Park and Ride
15520 Campbell Road
800 parking stalls
2. Edmonton — Eaux Claires Transit Centre
97 Street and 157 Avenue
391 parking stalls
3. Sherwood Park — Bethel Transit Terminal
650 Bethel Drive, Sherwood Park
1,000 parking stalls
4. Davies Transit Centre
100 Davies Station
75 Street north of Whitemud Drive
5. Edmonton — Heritage Valley Park and Ride
Ellerslie Road and 127 Street
1100 parking stalls
NOTEThese will be the only park-and-ride locations offering free shuttle service directly to and from the rally. Rally attendees from Edmonton and the surrounding area, or those who are driving to Edmonton from elsewhere in Alberta, are strongly encouraged to use these park and ride services. The Edmonton LRT will be undergoing scheduled track maintenance on the day of the rally and service will be reduced. Also, the Edmonton Oilers play a home game on the afternoon of the rally, meaning many downtown surface parking lots and parking garages will be full, and any spots that are available will likely be subject to event pricing. This will also make LRT service slower and busier than usual. |
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Guidelines for attending the rally
Teachers are professionals, demonstrating professional concerns for the public education and students
Why should I attend the rally?
On Oct. 22, send a strong message: Public education is important to the future of this province.