The streetcar, which is run by the Edmonton Radial Railway Society, currently ends north of the Old Strathcona Farmers Market. READ MORE: High Level streetcar bids ‘Auf Wiedersehen’ to ...

"Seeing evidence of the old streetcar system just brings back memories of what the city went through," said Edmonton Radial Railway Society president Chris Ashdown. "It was a really well-used ...

An Edmonton classic is rolling back through town after a long hiatus. The Edmonton Radial Railway Society began operating its iconic High Level Bridge streetcar Friday after halting service ...

“We’ll be coming out in the heart of Old Strathcona rather than being hidden behind the Arts Barns or the farmers’ market,” said Chris Ashdown, president of the Edmonton Radial Railway ...

For just $6 for adults and free for children, Edmonton residents and visitors can take a ride through history along the high-level bridge streetcar route. The Radial Railway system is famous in ...

In a little over a year Edmonton’s High Level Bridge turns 100 years old. Mark the date – June, 2, 2013 – on your calendar. That’s when the first train crossed the bridge. Maybe we can all ...

Jerry has booked the #33, the most recently restored street car in the Edmonton Radial Railway Society’s fleet. Built in 1933, the trolley has wicker seats, creaky floors and endless charm.