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Halifax's Macdonald Bridge closed this weekend for ‘Project LifeSpan'

Halifax's Macdonald Bridge closed this weekend for ‘Project LifeSpan'

CTV News25-04-2025

The Angus L. Macdonald Bridge will be closed to all traffic this weekend as part of 'Project LifeSpan.'

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