News releases from Public Works (Page 1)

Weekly Traffic Advisories

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New Rules for Off-Highway Vehicles in Effect

Public Works

A pilot project that allows off-highway vehicles (OHVs) to access trails and services via designated road shoulders and roadways will become permanent today, September 29.

Traffic Advisory – Halifax Regional Municipality

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Traffic Advisory – Inverness County

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Contract Awarded for Yarmouth Ferry Study

Public Works

The Province has awarded a contract to consulting firm 21 FSP to do a broad economic impact study on the ferry service between Nova Scotia and Maine.

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New Interchange for Broadway, Pictou County

Public Works

People living in and around Broadway, Pictou County, will have better access to Highway 104 now that a new interchange will be built in the area.

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Update on Provincial Response to Flooding, Safety Reminders

Public Works

Nearly 500 sections of damaged paved and gravel roads and 60 road shoulders have been repaired since last weekend’s record storm caused severe flooding and damaged many roads and bridges.

Mesures provinciales à la suite des inondations

Premier's Office / Public Works

Les gens de la Nouvelle-Écosse ressentent maintenant les effets d’une forte tempête qui continue de balayer la province aujourd’hui 22 juillet. La tempête a provoqué des inondations et a causé des dommages importants à des routes, des ponts, des barrages et d’autres infrastructures essentielles.

Provincial Response to Flooding

Public Works / Premier's Office

Nova Scotians are feeling the effects of a strong storm that continues to impact the province today, July 22. It has caused flooding and significantly damaged roads, bridges, dams and other critical infrastructure.

Newly Twinned Section of Highway 104 Opens, Project Nears Completion

Public Works

After more than three years, millions of cubic metres of earth moved and thousands of tonnes of asphalt put down, the Highway 104 twinning project is nearly complete, providing safer driving for people travelling in Pictou and Antigonish counties.

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