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Idle No More protest to impact traffic today

Idle No More

Idle No More

Published on January 28, 2013
Published on January 28, 2013
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Halifax District RCMP Integrated Traffic Unit , Gottingen Street , Citadel Hill , North Street

Halifax Regional Police and Halifax Harbour Bridges are issuing a traffic advisory in relation to a march in support of the Idle No More movement scheduled for today, Jan. 28.

Starting at approximately 10:15 a.m., Idle No More activists will march across the Macdonald Bridge, travel along North Street, left onto Gottingen Street, right onto Rainnie Drive and proceed to Citadel Hill. One of the three lanes of the Macdonald Bridge will be closed for approximately 30 minutes and streets along the route will be closed as the marchers make their way to Citadel Hill. As a safety measure, members of the Halifax Regional Police/Halifax District RCMP Integrated Traffic Unit will act as an escort and Gottingen Street beat patrol officers will walk with the marchers.

Motorists should expect delays along the course of the march and should consider using alternate routes.

 

 

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    Johnny smoke
    - January 28, 2013 at 20:13:26

    All the participants must be school board members, they are the only one's who get a working day per week off.

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