Closure of a section of Main St. (September 2026)


A new section of Breaux Bridge Street, extending from the Bellevue Street roundabout to Ohio Road, also including Bonnaventure Street. The work, scheduled for 2026, will include the completion of sanitary and storm sewer systems, the installation of drinking water mains, the construction of sidewalks, paving, and landscaping. This new section of Breaux Bridge Street will also feature a new paved path, improving mobility and safety for users.
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Good news for residents and visitors of Shediac!
The Town of Shediac is pleased to announce that the Breaux Bridge Street Extension Project is now complete, and this important road is now open.
This new connection now links the Chesley Street round-about to Ohio Road, while also providing direct access to Bonaventure and Germaine streets. The project will help improve traffic flow and make travel more convenient in this growing area of our community.
While a few minor finishing works are scheduled for next week and may cause occasional slowdowns, the project is essentially complete.
Thank you to residents, motorists, and local businesses for their patience and cooperation throughout this major infrastructure project.
The work includes replacing storm and sanitary sewer systems, drinking water mains, and a major culvert located near Boulangerie Légère.
The project also includes the reconstruction of South Cove Road from Main Street to Greenwood Drive. Finally, a new paved path will be built along South Cove Road and will connect to the existing path.
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Construction of a new sidewalk on Breaux Bridge Street, extending from Christian Court to Laforge Street, as well as the installation of a drinking water main between Rachel Street and Caissie Street.
The project also includes the construction of a crosswalk across Breaux Bridge Street at the intersection of Caissie Street and Christian Court.
Construction of a new main sewer line approximately 4.7 km long, connecting the GSSC/CESB lagoons on Cap-Brûlé Road to Route 15.
This new sewer line will increase the capacity of the sewer system in the eastern part of the municipality and support future development.
The alignment of the collector will follow private sewer easements, Main Street, Ohio Road, and the municipal trail (from Ohio Road to Route 15).
All areas disturbed by the work, such as lawns, asphalt, sidewalks, trails, etc., will be restored to a condition equal to or better than that existing prior to the installation of the main collector.
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The final phase of the Main Street reconstruction project for the section between Foch Bridge and Chesley Street, including Dock Street, is scheduled to begin on May 13, 2024, and continue until the end of November 2024. At a construction cost of approximately $9.1 million, the project aims to modernize and upgrade the water supply, sanitary sewer, and stormwater infrastructure along Main Street, benefiting Shediac residents. Additionally, asphalt, curbs, sidewalks, and property are included in the project scope.
Throughout the duration of the project, traffic management will be diligently overseen by a dedicated traffic control division. Two-way traffic flow will be maintained on Main Street, ensuring minimal disruption to the daily commutes of residents and businesses. However, Dock Street will remain closed to through traffic for the duration of the construction.
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Given the size and scope of the work, challenges may arise, and residents should anticipate some traffic delays even with two-way traffic as Main Street does become congested in peak season even with no construction. Residents are strongly advised to plan for additional travel time accordingly.
It is important to note that throughout the project duration, businesses in the area will remain accessible to patrons.
Residents will retain access to their driveways for parking purposes on a daily basis. However, in instances where work is immediately in front of a property, designated temporary parking areas will be assigned for affected residents on those days.
We appreciate your cooperation and patience during this period of infrastructure enhancement. Should you have any inquiries or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact the Town of Shediac at 506 532-7000 or by email at