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Old Posted Sep 19, 2020, 4:28 PM
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Province commits $70 million to replace the eastbound Stoney Trail bridge over Bow River (by Chaparral in the south) https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/province-comm...ey-trail-bridge-over-bow-river-1.5110693. Bridge was built in 1975.

The South Bow River Project will also include widening the westbound bridge and building a new standalone pedestrian bridge. It is claimed it will improve safety but announcement doesn't say how fog will addressed (like when there was a multi-car pileup a few years ago).
This is good - excited to see it happening but I’m with Mazrim - additional lanes on the NE section, particularly south of 16th Ave., should be a higher priority.

I wonder if they will try to re-use the existing concrete piers on the new eastbound Bow River bridge ?
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