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Deh Cho Bridge affected by road work

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By True North FM

Yellowknife, NWT – The Deh Cho Bridge across the Mackenzie River at Fort Providence has been reduced to just one lane of traffic for the rest of this week.

It will also shut down completely Thursday night at 10 until 5am Friday morning.

It’s being done for scheduled maintenance.

The Department of Transportation urges drivers to obey signs and signals from road crews until the work is finished Sunday.

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