News releases from Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal issued in the specified time period (Page 68)

HANTS COUNTY: Wentworth Road

HANTS COUNTY: Route 214/Trunk 2

NEW WORK

PICTOU COUNTY: Highway 104

Construction work and environmental assessments needed to complete the twinning of Highway 101 to Avonport are moving ahead on schedule.

New Work

The infrastructure needs and priorities of Nova Scotians will be better addressed after a $634-million agreement between the province and government of Canada was signed today, Nov. 9.

HANTS COUNTY: Route 214/Trunk 2

QUEENS COUNTY: Eagle Head Bridge

Improvements at Exit 14 on Highway 118 in Fall River, will reduce backups on the highway and give motorists a safer way off the ramp.

ANTIGONISH COUNTY: Highway 104

Motorists are advised to use care when traveling in areas damaged by Tropical Storm Noel in Queens and Lunenburg counties. Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal crews are repairing several roads damaged by the storm.

Motorists are advised to use care when traveling in areas damaged by Tropical Storm Noel in the Halifax Regional Municipality. Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal crews are repairing several roads damaged by the storm.

CONTINUING WORK

Drivers throughout Nova Scotia need to travel with extra caution in residential areas on Halloween to make sure young tricksters sustain nothing worse than a stomach ache.

ANTIGONISH COUNTY: Highway 104

PICTOU COUNTY: Cragies Bridge

Antigonish-area residents will soon have a formal voice in the construction of a 15-kilometre, fully controlled access four-lane divided highway from Antigonish to South River.

NEW WORK