
Nova Scotians will soon benefit from major highway improvements across the province as our PC government moves forward with several repaving projects this construction season:
✅ Highway 105 (Inverness County) – Repaving about 4 km west of Exit 6 at Route 223.
✅ Highway 104 (Antigonish County) – Repaving about 1.5 km west of the Monastery exit (Exit 37).
✅ Highway 102 (Colchester County) – Repaving about 13 km of southbound lanes from the Millbrook interchange (Exit 13) to the Shortts Lake Road overpass.
✅ Highway 101 (near Bridgetown) – Repaving 5 km west of Exit 21 (Rice Road), including on/off‑ramps and connector road—about 7 km total.
✅ Highway 101 (Hants County) – Repaving the westbound lanes for 6 km, from the Ellershouse Bridge eastward.
Tenders for the projects will be issued in the coming days, with all work expected to be completed by late fall.
Investing in infrastructure is a key part of the PC government’s five-year highway plan to ensure Nova Scotians can rely on safe, well-maintained roads.