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Public Works

South St. Marys 2026

St. Mary's Road (PTH200) is an important truck and commuter route. We will renew two sections of the street between the Perimeter Highway and Chrypko Drive in 2026.

  • Background
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  • FAQs
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Background

St. Mary's Road (PTH200) is an important truck and commuter route.

This year, we will renew two sections of the street between the Perimeter Highway and Chrypko Drive.

The goal of this work is to fix the road, improve safety and improve drainage. We will remove the existing asphalt and recycling the existing concrete in place. We will construct a new asphalt surface on top of the old road.

Documents

Document Name Date Type
Pre-construction notice 2026-03-11 Community letter

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are you doing to the road?

We will recycle the existing road in-place and build a new road on top. This construction is innovative, goes quickly and provides a new road. The new road will have paved shoulders on both sides and will be very smooth for a long time.

What is the budget for this project?

The total budget is $8.855 million.

Will there be any cycling improvements?

No. We will reconstruction the existing 2-metre paved shoulders on both sides of the road.

How will construction impact driving?

We will close northbound St. Mary's Road for approximately two months this summer. We will maintain two-way traffic through the remainder of construction. We will reduce the posted speed limit to 50 km/h.

Why can't two-way traffic be maintained throughout construction?

The existing road is one lane in each direction. There is not enough space to maintain 2-way direction while renewing one lane at a time.

When is construction happening?

Construction will start at the beginning of June 2026 and be completed in the fall.

Will you be improving the ditches?

Yes. We will install new culverts to improve drainage and regrade all of the ditches.

Why are you doing this work while the floodway bridge is closed?

The floodway bridge work is separate project through Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure. Our work will take advantage of the reduced traffic from the floodway bridge closure to undertake this work.

Is there any other utility work?

BellMTS will relocate a section of their timber pole line on the west side of the road, so the poles will not be at the bottom of the improved ditch.

Why are you paving at nighttime?

We are doing this for several reasons;

  • To allow traffic to flow freely during the day
  • To allow two lanes to be paved at one time, which will make the road last longer
  • The trucks that deliver the asphalt will be able to bring the asphalt to the construction site faster as traffic on the perimeter will be a lot lighter.

Maps

Last update: March 16, 2026

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