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Weekly Traffic Advisories NEW WORK CAPE BRETON REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Frenchvale Road, Frenchvale Frenchvale Road will be closed between civic 303 and 372 for gravel and sub-grading due to slope failure. Work takes place from Monday, May 17, to Friday, May 21. Detour on Campbell Road. HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY: Beaver Harbour Road, Beaver Harbour Beaver Harbour Road, from Trunk 7 southerly for three kilometres, will be reduced to one lane for road work until Tuesday, Aug. 31. Work takes place from sunrise to sunset. HANTS COUNTY: Trunk 14, Greenfield Trunk 14, one kilometre west of Walk...

Weekly Traffic Advisories NEW WORK LUNENBURG COUNTY: Highway 103, Camperdown School Road, Camperdown Highway 103, from Camperdown School Road, Camperdown, to Queens County line, will have alternating lane closures for repaving and upgrading from Monday, May 3, until Saturday, July 31. Traffic controls consist of stop and go traffic. Work takes place from sunrise to sunset. PICTOU COUNTY: Highway 104, Eastbound Lanes Highway 104, eastbound lanes between Exit 20 and 21, will be reduced to one lane for road work until Tuesday, August 31. Work takes place from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. CONTINUING WO...

Weekly Traffic Advisories NEW WORK CUMBERLAND COUNTY: Little South Branch Bridge, Apple River Road, Apple River Little South Branch Bridge, Apple River Road, Apple River, will be closed for repairs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily until Wednesday, May 5. Please take alternate route. RICHMOND COUNTY: Highway 104, Port Hawkesbury Highway 104, Port Hawkesbury, 880 metres west of Exit 44, will be reduced to one lane for about 2.7 kilometres westerly for paving from Monday, April 26, until Saturday, July 31. Traffic control will be on site. Work will take place from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CONTINUING WORK ANT...

Jug Island Trail in Belcarra/ Shutterstock Disclaimer:  To ensure your safety and well-being when visiting parks, practice physical distancing between you and other visitors, stay on marked trails and abide by trail closure signs. To avoid hazards, we recommend keeping a safe distance back from slopes, bluffs and river edges. More info on how to prepare for a visit to Parks Canada places during COVID-19. And please, leave no trace. Dispose of your waste properly and respect wildlife. Information on how to prepare for your trip and stay safe whilst out hiking is available from North Shore Re...