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Tenders being called for improvements along Trans Canada Highway on provinces west coast

Published on March 26, 2010
Published on July 1, 2010
Staff ~ The Telegram  RSS Feed
Topics :
Trans Canada Highway , Building Canada Fund , River Bridge , Fischell

The provincial government announced today that tenders are being called for road upgrades along the Trans Canada Highway (TCH) from Crooked Feeder to Hampden Intersection on the west coast of the province.
The work also will include brush clearing and roadside rehabilitation from Fischells River Bridge to Crabbes River Bridge.
"These tenders highlight two of our key goals when roadwork is issued - increasing driver experience, and enhancing road safety," Transportation Minister Tom Hedderson said.
The tender for road upgrades is for the milling and paving of the TCH from Crooked Feeder towards the Hampden Intersection for approximately 20.4 km.
The brush clearing tender is for the TCH just east of Fischell's River Bridge to Crabbes River Bridge for a distance of approximately 20 km. In addition, a tender for highway upgrades along this section of the TCH will be called in the coming weeks.
These two projects are being cost-shared 50/50 between the provincial and federal governments under the major infrastructure component of the federal Building Canada Fund.

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    Lab12
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:59:08

    You have pavement! WoW, we still have dirt roads for our main highways. Guess all that tax that we pay is shipped to the island and the rest of the province is forgot about. Maybe we should forget to submit our taxes this year.

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    salty dog
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:41:44

    nevermind the west coast, we need repaving on the avalon once again, you know... every 2 years with all these overweight trucks and substandard asphalt we are now using

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    Rob
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:41:25

    I suspected the as soon as I read the headline that the first comment would be they should pave here instead of there , all people do is complain!!!!

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    David
    - July 2, 2010 at 14:38:21

    Yeah, never mind the west coast. Or any other place. I just need good pavement from my house to downtown. Frig the rest of those other losers.

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    Lab12
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:46:40

    You have pavement! WoW, we still have dirt roads for our main highways. Guess all that tax that we pay is shipped to the island and the rest of the province is forgot about. Maybe we should forget to submit our taxes this year.

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    salty dog
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:18:26

    nevermind the west coast, we need repaving on the avalon once again, you know... every 2 years with all these overweight trucks and substandard asphalt we are now using

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    Rob
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:17:54

    I suspected the as soon as I read the headline that the first comment would be they should pave here instead of there , all people do is complain!!!!

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    David
    - July 1, 2010 at 21:13:07

    Yeah, never mind the west coast. Or any other place. I just need good pavement from my house to downtown. Frig the rest of those other losers.

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