Manitoba invests $7.2M to upgrade Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park roads
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
Manitoba announced a $7.2 million investment to rehabilitate roads and parking areas throughout Hecla/Grindstone Provincial Park. The upgrades include shoulder improvements, targeted repairs, and thin-lift asphalt overlays on key roads. Construction for the project is scheduled to begin in 2027.
From portageonline.com
Why it matters
The investment is intended to support the local economy by ensuring the park remains accessible to Manitobans and visitors. The upgrades aim to provide a safer and more positive experience for tourists accessing the park’s attractions and businesses.
From portageonline.com
Who's involved
- ManitobaThe province of Manitoba is investing $7.2 million in park infrastructure.
- Mike MoyesMike Moyes serves as the Environment and Climate Change Minister for Manitoba.
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Manitoba
province of Canada