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         Thursday, May 23, 2013

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure is undertaking several mutli-year construction projects throughout the province designed to improve safety and efficiency on Saskatchewan's highway network. Details on these major projects are below.

The Estevan Truck Route will improve traffic flow, enhance safety and generate potential development opportunities in the Estevan area.  The selected route runs north of the city from the intersection of Highway 39 and Shand Road to Highway 39 west of the city.

The federal and provincial governments are each contributing $62 million to complete Highway 11 twining between Saskatoon and Prince Albert.

The provincial government is constructing a new bridge on Highway 2 over the South Saskatchewan River at St. Louis. The current bridge at St. Louis is 96 years old and must be replaced due to safety considerations, and because it is not capable of carrying primary weight loads, the highest legal load limit for shippers in Saskatchewan.

A new $20.3 million construction project is underway to improve the 13.5 km Dalmeny Access.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure is doing a study to determine the location for the South Regina Bypass and to establish the required right-of-way for the Bypass. 

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (MHI) is conducting a planning study for the next phase of the Bypass from Dewdney Avenue to Highway 11.



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