Backgrounder: Improvements to highways and roads across the Northwest Territories
Backgrounder
The federal government is investing $67,087,000 through the Rural and Northern Communities Infrastructure Stream to support five highways and access road projects across the Northwest Territories.
Project Information:
Location |
Project Name |
Project Details |
Federal Funding |
---|---|---|---|
Hamlet of Fort Liard |
Highway 7 Reconstruction |
Rehabilitate and improve sections of Highway 7, which travels north from the border with British Columbia and connects with Highway 1. The project includes embankment reconstruction, drainage improvement, resurfacing, and chipseal work. |
$12,000,000 |
Hamlet of Fort Providence |
Highway 1 Reconstruction |
Rehabilitate and improve sections of Highway 1, approximately 50 km west of the junction with Highway 3. The project includes embankment reconstruction, drainage improvement, asphaltic surface treatment, production of materials, culvert, and guardrail installation. |
$14,087,000 |
Town of Inuvik |
Highway 8 Reconstruction |
Rehabilitate and improve sections of Highway 8, mostly between kilometer 222 and 242. The project includes embankment and subbase reconstruction, drainage improvement, gravel surfacing and production of associated materials. |
$18,000,000 |
First Nation of Whatì |
Whatì Access Road Improvements |
Redesign and improve a 12 km all-season gravel road that stretches from Whatì to the terminus of Highway 9. The project includes surveying, geotechnical investigation, embankment and drainage improvements, gravel surfacing, guard rails, signage, installation and construction of a single span bridge. |
$15,000,000 |
City of Yellowknife |
Highway 4 Reconstruction |
Redesign and improve sections of Highway 4 which extends east from Yellowknife and travels through numerous parks and day use areas. The project includes widening embankments, grade improvements, guardrail installation and drainage improvements. |
$8,000,000 |
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