system. Their names share a first letter with that of its subdivision. For example, all streets start with M in Millgrove subdivision; in Woodhaven, they all start with W. Only in the original subdivision of Broxton Park and the downtown core is this naming convention not utilized. Rail The Canadian passenger train travels through the city, however, the nearest stop is at Edmonton. Transit Edmonton Transit Service offers a commuter transit route from Spruce Grove to Edmonton, peak hours only. There is also a local transit service run by the city for transportation within the city boundaries. Air Local air travel is provided by Parkland Airport and Villeneuve Airport. However, the nearest major international airport is the Edmonton International Airport, just south of Edmonton. Education Public schools Spruce Grove is part of the Parkland School Division No. 70. The following public schools are located in Spruce Grove. Brookwood School Copperhaven School École Broxton Park School Greystone Centennial Middle School Millgrove School Parkland Village School Spruce Grove Composite High School Woodhaven K-9 School Prescott Learning Centre Separate schools Spruce Grove is part of the Evergreen Catholic Separate Regional Division No. 2. The following separate schools are located in Spruce Grove. St. Joseph's Catholic School St. Marguerite Catholic School St. Peter the Apostle Catholic High School St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School Private schools Living Waters Christian Academy Media Spruce Grove receives almost all of its print, radio, and television media from Edmonton. However, Spruce Grove has its own weekly newspaper, the Spruce Grove Examiner, delivered to all homes every Friday. This newspaper holds almost exclusively local news. The area has a radio station, 88.1 The One is dedicated to Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, and area. Notable people Stu Barnes (former professional hockey player) Nathan Dempsey (former professional hockey player) Grant Fuhr (former professional hockey player, member of the Hockey Hall of Fame) Jennifer Heil (former Olympic moguls skier) Mark Korte (professional Canadian football player) Carla MacLeod (former Olympic hockey player) Howie Schumm and Herb Schumm (brothers, both former professional Canadian football players) Ben Scrivens (professional hockey player) Keith Shologan (professional Canadian football player) Grant Stevenson (professional hockey player) See also List of cities in Canada References External links 1907 establishments in Alberta 1955 establishments in Alberta Cities in Alberta Edmonton Metropolitan Region