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.
Ramm Avenue Pathway - Effective Monday, August 31, 2026
Road Paving - Effective Thursday, August 13, 2026
Bypass Bridge Construction - Effective early May, 2026
Ramm Avenue Pathway
Public Works will begin construction on the Ramm Avenue Pathway Project on Monday, August 31. This new pathway will extend from Galloway Street to the entrance of the Community Centre, improving pedestrian connectivity and making active transportation safer and more accessible.
This project is part of the Town’s larger Multi-Use Pathway Improvement Project and was approved by Council as part of the 2026 Annual Budget. The Town was awarded $50.0K through the SGI Traffic Safety Grant to support the project.
The project will take place in several stages.
- Starting on August 31, Public Works will complete construction and grading over a period of approximately four weeks.
- After grading, a paving contractor will pave the pathway.
- In the final stage, Public Works will complete landscaping and final site restoration.
Please plan for construction activity in the area and watch for signs, workers and equipment along the road. Thank you for your patience as we improve our pathway network!
Road Paving
The Town's contractor will be starting road repairs this Thursday, August 13, 2026. Work will take place at numerous locations throughout Town and is expected to continue for three to four days, weather permitting.
Please slow down and watch for equipment and crews on the road. Thank you!
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.