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Work continues on Highway 302 east of Prince Albert. (Image Credit: Nigel Maxwell/paNOW)
Ministry of Highways update

Highway 302 work near Prince Albert to continue into 2027

Sep 18, 2026 | 11:10 AM

A $13.5-million project to improve Highway 302 east of Prince Albert is expected to continue into next year, the province said Friday.

Work began in June at the intersection of 15th Street East and 15th Avenue and extends more than 11 kilometres east along Highway 302. The project includes grading, paving, replacing 15 culverts and improving intersections at Hazelwood Road/River Road and Sunshine Road.

Highways Minister Kim Gartner highlighted the project Friday as he urged drivers to slow down around construction crews.

“Whether crews are working on bridges, resurfacing highways or completing other improvements, every project is about keeping Saskatchewan moving safely and reliably,” Gartner said. “As construction continues into the fall, I encourage drivers to slow down, follow work-zone signage and give crews the space they need to get the job done safely.”

Elsewhere in the province, work recently began on a $1.3-million bridge replacement on Highway 13, about five kilometres east of Consul. Traffic is down to one lane with a 4.2-metre width restriction. The province expects that project to be finished by mid-November.

The province also listed a $2.6-million micro surfacing project covering about 44 kilometres of Highway 303 east of Lloydminster. The release gave a mid-September completion target but did not confirm whether the work has finished.

Completion dates depend on the weather. Drivers can check the Highway Hotline for current construction and road conditions.

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