Lennox Island First Nation plans repairs to aging bridge to keep it going until replacement built5 hours agoDuration 1:585 hours agoNewsDuration 1:58The bridge to Lennox Island First Nation on P.E.I.’s North Shore is going to need replacing soon, but the project comes with a hefty price tag. As CBC’s Sheehan Desjardins reports, the chief says they have secured money for repairs to keep it running… for now. Related Stories Repairs to Neskantaga First Nation nursing station expected to start Tuesday Neskantaga First Nation’s only health-care space is flooded, prompting calls for quick help from Ottawa Trade war driving up costs for emergency equipment for northern Ontario First Nation Wolfe Island ferry back from months of repairs, but won’t resume service yet New Brunswick to lose another covered bridgeMore from NewsVideo1:29Listen to these Beal students harmonize for Hadestown: Teen Edition20 minutes agoVideo3:37Stepfather of missing Nova Scotia children calls on public’s help1 hour agoVideo4:45Trump repeats 51st state taunt as Carney prepares for White House visitThe National 1 hour agoVideo2:02Why a congregation wants this church in Laval, Que., to get heritage statusCBC News: Montreal at 6:00 1 hour agoVideo0:26Come with me to SULU restaurant2 hours agoTrending NowVideo11:28Why Trump’s vision to bring home all U.S. manufacturing is ‘almost impossible’ | About ThatMay 2Video2:17Video evidence, NHLer testimony raise questions in world junior sexual assault trialThe National May 2Video1:19When Mark Carney served as governor of the Bank of Canada | ThrowbackMay 3Video2:14Are U.S. ports ‘ghost towns’ thanks to Trump’s tariffs?CBC News May 2Video13:35FULL SPEECH | Carney outlines his government’s priorities in 1st post-election news conferencePolitics News May 2
Lennox Island First Nation plans repairs to aging bridge to keep it going until replacement built
