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Shepard

About Shepard Station

The station is located near the communities of Copperfield, New Brighton and McKenzie Towne and connects to:

  • South Trail Crossing, a large retail and commercial centre at 130 Avenue S.E. 
  • An employment hub with 4,000 jobs within a 10-minute walk of the station

Read on to learn more about:

Station Layout

Quarry Park feature map
  1. Maintenance and storage facility
  2. Park and Ride with approximately 920 stalls
  3. North bus terminal
  4. South bus terminal
  5. Plaza
  6. Station/platform
  7. Passenger pick-up/drop off areas (2)

Key Features

  • Event space for community programming
  • Seating and lean rails 
  • Bicycle parking
  • Platform shelters
  • Transfer point for many bus routes serving nearby communities
  • The multi-use pathways at Shepard Station will be placed in locations that reduce intersections with roadways and track alignments. They will provide seamless access from 40 Street S.E. and 52 Street S.E.

90% Design Information

In December 2025, the design for Shepard reached the 90% milestone. This means that the design is almost done; only fine tuning remains before construction can begin.  At 90%, the design is fully developed with all plans and specifications, and compliance with codes and standards.

Any comments or revisions from the 90% design, once successfully implemented, can then be converted into an Issue For Construction (IFC) set of drawings, allowing construction to begin.

The 60% design milestone was met in late 2024, and the designs are available to view here

Rendering of Shepard Station during the day at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during the day at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during autumn at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during autumn at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during the evening at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during the evening at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during the summer at 90% design
Rendering of Shepard Station during the summer at 90% design

Public Spaces

Within Shepard Station, larger landscaping elements will provide locations for thoughtfully placed art installations. Whether individuals are waiting at transit stops, riding the train, or walking within the station area, they can interact with the art displayed within it.

An event space north of the station for community programming will be framed by raised planters and tree planting. This space also promotes passenger-friendly space to wait in and travel through.