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Wanuskewin Road to reopen to two-way traffic Sunday evening north of 72nd Street

The City of Saskatoon says final paving on the Biosolids Pipeline Corridor project is scheduled for this weekend, with the road expected to reopen the evening of Nov. 1.

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Wanuskewin Road is expected to reopen to two-way traffic north of 72nd Street the evening of Sunday, Nov. 1, the City of Saskatoon said in a release issued Oct. 30 at 2 p.m.1

Final paving work on the road is scheduled to take place this weekend, the city said. The reopening comes as construction on the Biosolids Pipeline Corridor project progresses.1

Construction continues in the area

The road will fully reopen to traffic, but construction activities related to the project will continue nearby. Drivers may still encounter intermittent lane restrictions, reduced speeds or construction vehicles, and the city reminded them to follow all posted signage and exercise caution while travelling through the area.1

The city said the project will help strengthen its essential services and support Saskatoon's future growth and development.1

The City would like to thank residents, commuters and businesses for their patience throughout the road closure and construction period.1City of Saskatoon

More information on the project is available at saskatoon.ca/biosolids, the city said.1

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  1. Wanuskewin Road to reopen Sunday evening as Biosolids Pipeline Corridor project advances · City of Saskatoon

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