Government of Canada/Public Works — November 7, 2012
REMINDER/Des Allumettes Bridge-Lane ClosuresGATINEAU, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Nov. 7, 2012) - Public Works and Government Services Canada wishes to advise motorists of alternating lane closures on the Des Allumettes Bridge in Pembroke, Ontario, from Wednesday, November 7, 2012, until Friday, December 7, 2012.
These lane closures are necessary to conduct general maintenance on the bridge.
Pedestrians will not be affected by these lane closures.
The schedule may change due to weather conditions.
Public Works and Government Services Canada encourages users to exercise caution when travelling in the work zone and thanks them for their patience.
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