Public Works Minister Kim Masland says province will spend more than $1-billion on highways, bridges and ferry services by 2030
The Nova Scotia government plans to spend more than $1-billion over the next seven years on highways, bridges and ferry services.
Public Works Minister Kim Masland says the planned spending marks one of the province’s largest investments in transportation infrastructure. Masland says Nova Scotia plans to spend $450-million in 2023-24 on roadwork and major projects already underway. Another $583-million has been set aside for six other major construction projects to be completed between 2025 and 2030.
As well, eight major projects will continue in 2023-24, including the twinning of portions of several 100-series highways.
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