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MLA Zach Churchill

“Investing in Yarmouth’s multi-use pathways network will help the province achieve its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and make clean transportation options the easy and healthy choice for residents,” said Health and Wellness Minister Zach Churchill, on behalf of Energy and Mines Minister Chuck Porter. Zach Churchill

Phase 3 work - adding the extension from the high school up to Haley Road.

MLA Zach Churchill

Councillor Gil Dares

Asphalt multi-use trail will be added between Forest Street and Argyle Street on Haley Road

Asphalt multi-use trail will be added between Starrs Road and Parade Street on Haley Road.

Asphalt multi-use trail will be added between Starrs Road and Parade Street on Haley Road

Trail was completed connecting Forest Street to Parade Street.

Map showing completed section of trail on Haley Road.

Map showing phase 2 with asphalt multi-use trail between Starrs Road and Parade Street on Haley Road.

Map showing Phase 3 adding an extension of the trail from Haley Road westward down Forest Street, connecting to existing sidewalk in front of the high school.

Map showing phase 4 will see asphalt multi-use trail between Forest Street and Argyle Street on Haley Road.

Map showing phases 6 & 7 with asphalt multi-use trail connecting Haley Road to Pleasant Street on Starrs Road. Work for this phase is planned for 2022-23.

Phases 6 & 7 will see asphalt multi-use trail connecting Haley Road to Pleasant Street on Starrs Road. Work for this phase is planned for 2022-23.

Phase 3 work - adding the extension from the high school up to Haley Road.

Phase 3 work - adding the extension from the high school up to Haley Road.

Phase 3 work - adding the extension from the high school up to Haley Road.

Phase 3 work - adding the extension from the high school up to Haley Road.

Phase 2 work along Haley Road between Starrs Road and Parade Street.

Phase 2 work along Haley Road between Starrs Road and Parade Street.

Phase 2 work along Haley Road between Starrs Road and Parade Street.

Phase 2 work along Haley Road between Starrs Road and Parade Street.

Curb added along Haley Road between Parade Street and Main Street.

Sidewalk being poured along Starrs Road in front of Home Hardware.

Access to the intersection of Haley Road and Starrs Road.

Sidewalk being poured along Starrs Road in front of Home Hardware.

Landscaping work as the sidewalk project on Starrs Road is completed.

Curbing and trail development on Haley Road.

Curbing and trail development at the corner of Haley Road and Parade Street.

Mayor Mood and Project Engineer DeMario Dunkley inpsecting the new trail on Forest Street.

Installation of curbing at the corner of Haley Road and Parade Street.

New sidewalk added on Starrs Road in front of Home Hardware.

New sidewalk added on Starrs Road in front of Home Hardware.

New sidewalk added on Starrs Road in front of Home Hardware.

Phase 3 trail on Forest Street connecting to phase 1 trail on Haley Road.

Phase 3 trail on Forest Street.

Phase 3 trail on Forest Street.

Phase 3 trail on Forest Street. This photo shows the existing sidewalk connect to the trail directly in front of the high school.

Haley Road trail looking north toward Starrs Road.

Haley Road trail looking south toward Parade Street.

Haley Road trail looking north toward Starrs Road.

Work underway on the southeast side of the intersection of Forest Street and Haley Road.

Work underway on the southeast side of the intersection of Forest Street and Haley Road.

Haley Road, looking south. Traffic can still access the southbound lane of Haley Road between Forest Street and Argyle Street for the duration of the project. The northbound lane will be closed daily, Monday to Friday, from 7 am to 7 pm.

The northbound lane of Haley Road will be closed Monday to Friday, from 7 am to 7 pm, for the duration of the project.