Town Foreman Andrew Morgan and his trusty partner, Public Works Manager Ryan Landry, are working together to keep White City streets safe from potholes and sewer main breaks!
We’ll keep you posted right here about where they’re working, so you can steer clear.
Betteridge Road Paving - Effective Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Bypass Bridge Construction - Effective early May, 2026
Bypass Vegetation Management - Effective June, 2026
Betteridge Road paving
Betteridge Road Closure – Effective Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Please be advised that Betteridge Road will be closed to all traffic east of Royal Park Boulevard up to Emerald Park Road starting Tuesday, April 28, 2026. The closure is required as crews complete paving of the roadway.
The closure is anticipated to last several weeks.
Please use alternate routes of Emerald Park Road or White City Drive and avoid the area unless necessary.
Residents will be able to access the Town Centre through Royal Park Boulevard – local traffic only.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation while this important roadway improvement is completed.
Bypass Bridge Construction
Speed Reductions and Lane Closures – Effective early May, 2026
The Regina Bypass team is expected to start preliminary work to re-enforce the bridge over Highway 11 northwest of the city in early May, weather permitting. During the project, motorists will experience temporary speed reductions and lane closures to accommodate the work. Phase 1 of the project will create a cross over to divert motorists to single lane traffic to allow space to begin work on the bridge. The project is expected to be completed by late fall, weather permitting. The Regina Bypass team will complete this work at no cost to the public.
Starting Friday, May 8, please be advised, that due to bridge construction at the Highway 11 interchange, access to the Regina Bypass will be temporarily detoured for northbound traffic on Highway 11 wishing to enter the Bypass.
Access to the Bypass from Highway 11 northbound will be redirected to the Highway 734 exit, located north of the interchange. Truck traffic must use Highway 734, as it is the only available access point. Passenger vehicles may alternatively use the 9th Avenue North interchange.
Please plan your route, allow for extra travel time, and drive safely.
The Regina Bypass team is committed to maintaining safe roadways, including ensuring public safety through smooth transitions on and off the highway. The patience and understanding of all motorists is appreciated as this work occurs.
For information, visit Reginabypass.ca or call the 24-hour contact centre at 1-844-257-7971.
Bypass Vegetation management
Please be advised that Regina Bypass will start their vegetation management and herbicide spraying program in early June, weather permitting. As in previous years, the herbicide application will be applied to control weeds and to allow newly seeded grass to establish itself.
As part of the seeding and spraying program, the Bypass Team will also ensure the following requirements are met.
- Prior to vegetation management on any highway right of way, residents with off premise dwellings within 30 metres from the point of application will be contacted for consent
- Signage will be posted, no less than 48 hours before, at the start and end of each area indicating vegetation management work and herbicide application
- Signage will be removed no sooner than 48 hours after the herbicide application is complete
- All pesticide applicators shall hold an industrial applicator’s licence
- The herbicide products being used this year are Trillion and Navius Flex .
In some of the work areas, motorists may be subject to temporary lane closures and reduced speeds. To ensure the safety of team members and the traveling public, please remember to slow down when traveling through construction zones.
Updated information on seeding and herbicide spraying program will be posted and updated on the website reginabypass.ca and twitter @reginabypass. For further inquiries, please call the 24-hour contact center number at 1-844-257-7971.