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Rehab work on the Centennial Bridge means that the third overnight closure will begin at 11 p.m. Sunday April 30th, and run until 5 a.m. Monday May 1.
Those closures will be repeated for the next four nights, concluding the morning of Friday; May 5th.
Throughout the summer, the bridge will be limited to a single-lane.
Lights are on the bridge to control the traffic flow.
The federal government has approved 28 projects to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday in New Brunswick, but so far; 92 others have been rejected, according to the Telegraph-Journal.
The Acadien Festival in Caraquet got 400 thousand dollars in taxpayer’s cash to put on a free outdoor mega show on Acadian Day.
Mount Allison University’s Owens Art Gallery got just under 99 thousand.
The Metepenagiag Heritage Park received 70 thousand.
The Fundy Biosphere Initiative got just under 50 thousand.
The feds say 13 other projects have been approved, but the details have not been released.