City taking down temporary traffic signals downtown

Traffic on 102 Avenue will soon go back to normal. The temporary signals by the entrance to Muskoseepi Park at 102 Street and by Tim Hortons on 100 Street downtown are being removed over the next couple of days.

The signals were put up in May to help with traffic flow around construction downtown. The third phase of downtown rehabilitation is now done, so traffic should return to normal.

Traffic moving east or west along 102 Avenue will have a stop sign at 100 Street and 102 Street. Traffic moving north or south on 100 Street and 102 Street will drive straight through the intersection.

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