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Weather extends road closures
August 18, 2023
To accommodate construction work on the Enbridge Gas Dawn to Corunna Project the following road closures will continue:
- The closure on Courtright Line (Hwy 80) has been extended is tentatively scheduled to end Monday, Aug. 21.
- The closure on Waubuno Road has been extended and is tentatively scheduled to end to Friday, Aug. 25.
Please note an additional closure, which will tentatively begin Tuesday, Aug. 22. Starting that day, sections of Moore Line will be closed, between Kimball Road and Tecumseh Road.
As always, please visit the Enbridge Gas project webpage at enbridgegas.com/dawncorunnaproject for the most current information. The page will be updated to reflect any future changes in the construction schedule, including the timing and location of the closures, as soon as this information is available.
And in Enniskillen Township, Rokeby between Marthaville and Mandaumin will be closed until Wed. Aug. 23 for road and waterline construction.
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