News - Infrastructure

Work to support safety and improve traffic flow on the South Perimeter Highway will take place over the next three years as part of the South Perimeter Highway.

Steinbach MLA and Education and Training Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced that the Manitoba government is investing more than $54 million in 83 infrastructure renewal projects at schools across the province.

The new interchange at PTH 59 and the North Perimeter Highway is in its final stages of construction and is set to reopen in stages.

Municipal Relations Minister Jeff Wharton along with Steinbach Mayor and president of Association of Manitoba Municipalities, Chris Goertzen, announced that the Manitoba government is investing $2.25 million in funding for municipal roads.

The Manitoba government will provide information and receive feedback on the functional design plans for the future St. Norbert Bypass on the South Perimeter Highway (PTH 100) between Aug. 10 and 21.

Manitoba Infrastructure reports it will be repairing damaged concrete joints on the northwest loop of the PTH 101 (North Perimeter Highway) and PTH 7 (Brookside Boulevard) interchange.

The Manitoba government will streamline funding for municipal road maintenance for 12 municipalities, building on the province’s broader commitments to reduce red tape and support municipal decision-making.

Manitoba Infrastructure has announced details of a series of open house sessions, including Steinbach on June 12, as part of the comprehensive review of its service delivery model.

The City of Steinbach has announced that starting Monday, May 7, McKenzie Avenue will be closed for reconstruction between Brandt Street and Lilac Bay.

Construction is underway on the final phase of the new Winnipeg River Bridge along PR 313 north of Lac du Bonnet.