River Street expected to reopen in spring

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THUNDER BAY — A section of River Street that collapsed last May is expected to be open again by the end of spring, thanks in part to construction work that will continue through the winter.

The previous twin 15-foot culverts are set to be replaced with a single structural multi-plate metal arch, mounted on concrete footings. As temperatures approach zero again, Vogrig said, crews will move forward with pouring the new archway’s concrete footings, building the arch, and backfilling, before rebuilding the roadway.“We would expect probably late spring for it to be complete, depending on how the weather turns out,” he said of a timeline to complete the entire project.

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