Northern Saskatchewan ice roads open to connect isolated communities
The winter roads connect the isolated communities of Hatchet Lake, Black Lake, Fond du Lac, Stony Rapids and Uranium City to supplies and services in the lower part of the province.
“Each year we ensure ice roads are well maintained and safe for community members, workers and suppliers,” said Highways Minister Jeremy Cockrill. “Ice roads give northern residents greater mobility to work, make a living, go shopping or visit the doctor’s office.”
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