Newly Twinned Section of Highway 103
Construction of the new 22-kilometre, four-lane divided section of Highway 103 between Exit 5 at Upper Tantallon and Exit 6 at Hubbards is now complete, and the new section will open to traffic in the coming days. Public Works Minister Kim Masland marked the completion at an event in Hubbards today, July 19. See the news release about the highway milestone at: https://news.novascotia.ca/en/2024/07/19/highway-103-twinning-project-reaches-milestone
Newly twinned Highway 103 at Hubbards, Exit 6 (Communications Nova Scotia)
Newly twinned Highway 103 between Upper Tantallon and Hubbards (Communications Nova Scotia)
Public Works Minister Kim Masland celebrated the completion of the newly twinned section of Highway 103 at an event today, July 19, on a service road close to the highway. (Communications Nova Scotia)
Fire Chief Clary Coolen of the Hubbards District Fire Department speaks at today's event. (Communications Nova Scotia)
Mark Underhill, General Manager of Highway Operations Nova Scotia for Dexter Construction, speaks at the event. (Communications Nova Scotia)
From left, Fire Chief Clary Coolen of the Hubbards District Fire Department; Danielle Barkhouse, MLA for Chester-St. Margaret’s; Kim Masland, Minister of Public Works; and Mark Underhill, General Manager of Highway Operations Nova Scotia, Dexter Construction (Communications Nova Scotia)
Newly twinned Highway 103 at Hubbards, Exit 6 (Communications Nova Scotia)
Newly twinned Highway 103 at Ingramport, Exit 5A (Communications Nova Scotia)