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Restoration of historic CPR Pedestrian bridge in Red Deer begins – ReNew Canada

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The City of Red Deer announced that construction has begun to fully rehabilitate the aging infrastructure of the historic CPR bridge. Since January 2023, the CPR Bridge rehabilitation project has been progressing, with City crews and contractors conducting environmental and structural investigations, site preparation and design work. Now the next phase of construction is set to begin, which will result in an extended bridge closure and trail det…

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Restoration of historic CPR Pedestrian bridge in Red Deer begins – ReNew Canada

The City of Red Deer announced that construction has begun to fully rehabilitate the aging infrastructure of the historic CPR bridge. Since January 2023, the CPR Bridge rehabilitation project has been progressing, with City crews and contractors conducting environmental and structural investigations, site preparation and design work. Now the next phase of construction is set to begin, which will result in an extended bridge closure and trail det…

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ReNew Canada broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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