Bridge and Subway Work Continues – August 28 Update

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August 28, 2026

MOOSE JAW, SK – The City of Moose Jaw is providing an update on traffic impacts for bridge and subway work in 2026, including bridge washing and capital rehabilitation projects.

CAPITAL REHABILITATION PROJECTS

  • Main Street S Southbound Bridge (the one-way north of River Drive) – Work is underway and is expected to continue until September 17, with lane restrictions, and one lane of traffic to remain open at all times.
  • Corstorphine Bridge (Corstorphine Avenue between Rushton Street and Creek Street S) – Work is underway and is expected to continue until September 17. Closed to traffic at times, but with access to be maintained for local residents and emergency vehicles.
  • Manitoba Street E (over Moose Jaw River, 300 block of Manitoba Street E) – Work is underway and is expected to continue until September 17, with lane restrictions and one lane of traffic remaining open at all times.
  • 2nd Avenue SE Subway (between Manitoba Street E and River Drive) – Work is expected to take place September 8 – September 12, with lane restrictions and one lane of traffic remaining open at all times.

ANNUAL BRIDGE WASHING

  • 24th Avenue SW Bridge (over Thunder Creek south of Ash Street) – Work is underway and is expected to continue until August 29, with traffic remaining open to a single lane of travel at a time and flaggers on site.
  • 7th Avenue SW Bridge (Wakamow Valley south of Valleyview Drive/Keith Crescent) – Work is expected to take place September 5 – September 6, with traffic remaining open to a single lane of travel at a time and flaggers on site.
  • Blackfoot Bridge (Wakamow Valley on Park Drive) – Work is expected to take place September 5 – September 6, with traffic remaining open to a single lane of travel at a time and flaggers on site.

The City reminds the public to slow down in work areas and respect and obey signage for the safety of everyone. No more #NotoriouslyClose calls.

If you have a concern, please use the ‘Report an Issue’ function on the City’s website or the free City of Moose Jaw app.