News releases from Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (Oct. 2007 - Feb. 2021) (Page 3)

Glace Bay residents will soon have improved access to dialysis with the opening of the Tom Peach Renal Dialysis Clinic. The new six-station unit will begin treating patients at Glace Bay Hospital later this month.

To support job creation, stimulate the economy and keep Nova Scotians safe, the province will take advantage of the Government of Canada’s COVID-19 Resilience Infrastructure Stream.

NEW WORK

Government continues to seek public input on the Traffic Safety Act draft regulations.

NEW WORK

A geotechnical study investigating the potential risk for sinkholes forming around the Oxford section of the Trans-Canada Highway is complete.

CAPE BRETON REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Sydney-Glace Bay Highway – Reserve Street/Wilson Road

Nova Scotians want more choices when it comes to local transportation.

Nova Scotians can now see and provide feedback on the three final conceptual designs for the planned new art gallery and waterfront arts district in Halifax.

NEW WORK

Nova Scotians are invited to provide feedback on the province’s draft regulations under the new Traffic Safety Act.

NEW WORK

NEW WORK

Planning for the new Art Gallery of Nova Scotia has reached another milestone. The province has named seven qualified professionals to adjudicate the design competition for the gallery, which will anchor a new Arts District on the Halifax Waterfront.

HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Bedford Bypass

CONTINUING WORK

NEW WORK

Government continues to move forward with the province’s largest health-care project to date.

NEW WORK

NEW WORK