Government of Saskatchewan ministries, Crown corporations and organizations are implementing contingency plans to minimize the impacts of a potential postal service disruption.
Highway Planning Studies
The Government of Saskatchewan continues to develop a long-term transportation plan to ensure the safe movement of people as well as goods and services.
Transportation planning will help provide an evaluation of the safety and efficiency of the current highway network, while identifying future traffic requirements to address growth or other anticipated changes. This is often the first step in a process aimed at improving highways, service roads, overpasses, bypasses, etc.
Planning studies are usually done by third-party professional engineering consultants and will always include public consultation. The studies may lead to immediate short-term, mid- or longer-term major highway construction designed to improve safety and efficiency.
There are several multi-year construction projects throughout the province designed to improve transportation safety across Saskatchewan's highway network.
Highway 1 and Lewvan Dr. Regina
Highway 2/102 Near La Ronge Safety Improvements
Highways 2,3 and 55 North of Prince Albert
Highway 4 Twinning Study North of North Battleford
Highway 11 Davidson Functional Planning