News - Infrastructure

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure reports construction activities will begin May 30 on Provincial Trunk Highway (PTH) 100, the South Perimeter Highway, at Provincial Road (PR) 200, St. Mary’s Road.

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure (MTI) reports the intersection reconstruction of the Trans-Canada Highway (Provincial Trunk Highway 1) at Provincial Road (PR) 207, commonly known as Deacon’s Corner, is slated to start today.

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure advises that crews will begin work this week on the first phase of the St. Mary’s Interchange Project. Drivers are advised to exercise patience and caution when travelling around crews and machinery in the area.

Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Doyle Piwniuk announced that the Manitoba government is investing $19.6 million to reconstruct Provincial Trunk Highway (PTH) 3 in south-central Manitoba.

The Manitoba government is investing $9.5 million in the province’s winter road system to provide access for northern communities and allow the delivery of essential goods.

The Manitoba government has awarded the design-build contract for construction of the new intersection at PTH 100 (Perimeter Highway) and St. Mary’s Road with construction to begin this spring.

Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler announced that the Manitoba government is working in collaboration with the Town of Niverville to cost-share $1.9 million in improvements to the intersection of Provincial Road (PR) 311 and Mulberry Avenue. 

Manitoba Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler announced that the Manitoba government is taking steps to replace Lindsay X-Lite Approach Guardrail systems currently in place on provincial roadways.

The Manitoba government has announced that it is contributing nearly $6 million to support water supply investment projects in Morden and the surrounding region.

The Manitoba government has signed a contribution agreement with Xplornet Communications Inc. to provide broadband services to nearly 30 First Nations and approximately 350 rural and northern communities.