🚧Construction Updates🚧

Urgent Road Closure - Dwyer Hill Road (Nov 02-03)

VIA Rail Canada provided notice that they need to undertake urgent railroad repairs which will result in a full road closure. 

Dwyer Hill Road from Roger Steven Road to Purdy Road will be closed from Saturday, Nov 02nd at 8:00pm to Sunday, Nov 03rd at 3:00pm.

Current Projects

Notice of Road Resurfacing & Construction Impacts
Below is a updated list of roads that will be resurfaced or are being impacted by infrastructure work. There may be nighttime construction noise associated with some of these projects from the hours of 10:00pm to 7:00am.

Further updates will be provided as necessary about these projects and other planned road work.

  • Prince of Wales Drive from Longfield Drive to Barnsdale Road (ongoing road resurfacing work)


Other Construction

Below are other ongoing construction projects that may have local impacts, including closures and lane reductions:

Multiple Roads on Long Island - Manotick Watermain Link (Phase 2) 

  • South Island Park Drive from South River Drive to Christopher Drive (early September-late November) for watermain infrastructure work. 

Bleeks Road east of Dwyer Hill Road - full road closure (starting Nov 11th lasting approximately one week) for culvert renewal work. 

Fernbank Road east of Jinkinson Road - lane reduction during working hours (starting Nov 4th lasting approximately one week) for culvert renewal work. 

Jock Trail east of Dwyer Hill Road - full road closure (starting Nov 18th lasting approximately one week) for culvert renewal work. 

Ottawa Street West - Storm sewer and utility work.

Shea Road north of Garvin Road - full road closure (starting Nov 11th lasting approximately one week) for culvert renewal work. 

Future Projects

Expected partial/full road closures with more details to follow:

  • None

    **For more information about planned construction projects and road resurfacing plans across the city, please visit the online interactive map here.**

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