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Thursday, July 02, 2009

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Construction Continues To Improve Transportation System.
The length of Saskatchewan's primary weight highway system increases by more than 50 per cent on July 1, as work continues this summer to improve the province's transportation system.

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Premier Brad Wall today announced the establishment of a new authority to guide the development of the Global Transportation Hub (GTH) near Regina, while appointing Cypress Hills MLA Wayne Elhard to head the authority.

 

The access roads to the Emma Lake Recreation Site and Murray Point Campground will be rebuilt to provide a safer, smoother ride for residents and visitors to this popular Saskatchewan tourism region north of Prince Albert.

 

About 700,000 metric tonnes of asphalt concrete pavement - or enough to fill a rail line of grain hopper cars stretching from about Saskatoon to Rosetown - was used in provincial highway projects last year with even greater quantities expected to be used this construction season.

 

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A new committee that will guide development of the transportation network for northern Saskatchewan held its first meeting in Prince Albert today.

 

A newly twinned section of Highway 11 opened today, as work continues on this important corridor between Prince Albert and Saskatoon.

 

 

Shortcuts

FEATURES

Plan your route before heading out this season.

It might take a little longer if you're travelling in SK!

Slow to 60 in the Orange Zone. Fines START at $140.

Road bans, restrictions & allowances on highways.

Take a look at maps produced in the Ministry.

Highway Hotline-Toll-Free

Did you know the Highway Hotline is toll-free across Canada (1-888-335-7623)?

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