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Public Works

St. Anne's Road Renewal

St. Anne's Road is an important truck, Transit, and commuter route. We will renew the road and part of the watermain in 2025.

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Background

St. Anne's Road is an important truck, Transit, and commuter route. We will renew the road and part of the watermain in 2025.

The goal of this work is to fix the road and improve safety. We will:

  • Renew the watermain from St. Mary's Road to Humboldt Avenue
  • Improve the roadway from St. Mary's Road to Fermor Avenue
    • Remove the existing asphalt and repair the concrete road pavement
    • Repair curbs and sidewalks
    • Construct a new layer of asphalt
  • Upgrade pedestrian crossings at Varennes Avenue and Imperial Avenue

At Varennes Avenue:

  • We will upgrade the pedestrian crossing to a pedestrian traffic signal
  • The pedestrian traffic signal uses standard red, amber, and green traffic signals to stop vehicle traffic on St. Annes but will only be activated when a pedestrian pushes the button

At Imperial Avenue:

  • We will build a new push button pedestrian crossing with flashing lights

If you have questions about the project, please contact Mark Vogt at Mark.Vogt@wsp.com  

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are you doing to the road?

We are doing construction to make the road smoother and drain better. We will remove the existing roadway, repair the pavement, and replace the asphalt surface. We will also repair curbs and sidewalks where required.

How has this project considered safety?

At Varennes Avenue:

  • We will upgrade the pedestrian crossing to a pedestrian traffic signal
  • The pedestrian traffic signal uses standard red, amber, and green traffic signals to stop vehicle traffic on St. Annes but will only be activated when a pedestrian pushes the button

At Imperial Avenue:

  • We will build a new push button pedestrian crossing with flashing lights
What is the budget for this project?

The total budget is $5.8 million. It is part of our annual Capital street renewal program of the City of Winnipeg's Capital Budget.

How will construction impact Transit and what changes will be made to Transit?

We will provide temporary transit stops within the construction area during construction.

Changes include: addition of shelters at transit stops, new stop at southbound Kingswood Avenue, removal of southbound stops at Victory Place and Regal Avenue and northbound stops at Victory Place and Clonard Avenue.

How will construction impact traffic?

We will maintain one lane of traffic in each direction throughout construction.

Maps

Last update: February 13, 2025

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