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IMPROVING HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH OF PIERCELAND

Released on November 20, 2002

Construction of a clay cap is complete on a 12.1 km section of Highway 21

south of Pierceland.



"We are maintaining our focus on building better highways with this

$168,000 clay capping project," Highways and Transportation Minister Mark

Wartman said.



Clay capping took place south of the junction of Highway 21 and 55. As

part of the project, rougher sections of Highway 21 received a new clay cap

to improve ride quality and provide a safer roadway. Potzus Paving and

Road Maintenance Ltd. was the contractor on the job.



"Highway 21 is an important route for our province, supporting economic

activities for northwest Saskatchewan and enabling the development of

tourism opportunities at Meadow Lake Provincial Park," Wartman

said. "Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation is working hard to fix

roads across the province to enhance trade and improve driver safety."



The government has committed $293 million to building better highways in

2002-03. More than 700 km of highways will be reconstructed and paved this

year.



Motorists are reminded to drive with care in the Snow Zone, when

approaching or following a snow plow in operation. For current road

information, motorists should call the Highway Hotline service.



Residents in Regina and surrounding area can call 306-787-7623. For

Saskatoon and surrounding area, call 306-933-8333. For all other areas of

the province, call toll-free 1-800-335-7623. Highway conditions are also

available on the Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation website at:

www.highways.gov.sk.ca



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For more information, contact:



Vanessa Gooliaff Beaupré

Highways and Transportation

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-4792

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