The provincial government has postponed an information session about planned improvements to the intersection of Highway 14 and Idlemore Road in Sooke. The session was originally scheduled for January 29th to discuss the project's design and answer community questions, but it has been delayed to allow for further consultation with stakeholders and Saseenos Elementary School. The project aims to enhance safety and traffic flow for drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and people using mobility devices.
The provincial government is pushing back its information session about improvements to a busy intersection in Sooke .
An information session about the project was originally set for Wednesday, Jan. 29, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m at Saseenos Elementary school in Sooke.
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