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Did you know? The 2008-09 budget ensures the safety and security of motorists by committing $202.6 million to maintain, repair and resurface provincial highways - the largest preservation budget in Saskatchewan's history. What's New Another 12 kilometres of Highway 11 twinning opened today from north of Osler to south of Hague. "I am very pleased to see such progress on this important north-south corridor," Highways and Infrastructure Minister Wayne Elhard said. A major rebuild of the Highway 39 bridge over the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks east of Estevan will include the use of metakaolin, a concrete strengthening additive being mined and manufactured by Whitemud Resources in south central Saskatchewan.
Highways and Infrastructure Minister Wayne Elhard just completed a three-day, 2,600 kilometre (km) tour of northern Saskatchewan as part of an infrastructure assessment to determine future planning needs. Premier Brad Wall along with First Nations and Métis Relations Minister and Kelvington-Wadena MLA June Draude were in Foam Lake today to announce a $20 million investment to rebuild a portion of Highway 310, damaged by 2007 flooding in the Fishing and Waldsea Lakes region. Read MoreThe Province is investing nearly $13 million in the provincial road network in the Melfort area this year to support the region's growing economy. This includes $10.6 million in highway repaving and $2.22 million in bridge work. If you are wondering how and where to properly place signs during a federal election period in Saskatchewan near a provincial highway, please read the following documents, which are easy to print for quick reference. For more information, please contact the Traffic Guidance Signing Office at 306-933-8319. Shortcuts FEATURES Check out summer road construction before you travel It might take a little longer if you're travelling in SK! 60 km in the Orange Zone when passing workers & equipment Road bans, restrictions & allowances on highways Take a look at maps produced in the Ministry Shortlines in Saskatchewan Did you know the province has 8 shortline railways covering 1,411 km which are regulated by the province? |