Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge proves to be great replacement for Ontario First Nation’s old Bailey Bridge

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• Algonquin Modular Bridge rolls into rural Alberta site for private stream crossing

  Algonquin’s Modular Bridge Systems are so versatile and economical that they are used in a wide variety of permanent and temporary applications across Canada — vehicular, pedestrian, trail, utility pipe, mining, forestry, detour, emergency replacement and more.

• Two Modular Panel Bridges part of Ontario stream-crossing solution

  When a failing bridge needed to be replaced on Veley Road in Hilliardton Township, two Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge Systems played a part in the solution. A rental pedestrian bridge served as a temporary crossing while a larger vehicular bridge was installed as the permanent solution.

• Multi-span Modular Bridge/Piers Package provides year-round road access to Northern Ontario First Nation

  A new Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge has provided vital year-round road access to a Northern Ontario First Nation community that previously relied on either air transport or a 42 km ice road for its basic needs. With a changing environment, the ice roads have been open for as few as 28 days in recent years-- a significant reduction from 77 days only a decade ago.

• Remote MTO vehicular bridge replaced with Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge in under four days

  Highway 599 is a secondary highway winding through 291 km of Northwestern Ontario wilderness connecting Highway 17 (the Trans Canada Highway) to remote First Nations communities and a gold mine. It is also the northern-most route maintained year round by the Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO).

• Manitoba First Nation celebrates new vehicular girder bridge — a new lifeline for their community

  The people of western Manitoba's Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve had been waiting 30 years to have a safe bridge replacement to connect their community to the rest of the world.

• Algonquin installs Modular Panel Bridge in time for New Brunswick school year

  The New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (NBDTI) recently selected our popular Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge System to replace an old, failing concrete structure over the South Bouctouche River-- about 30 minutes north of Moncton. The new bridge needed to be in place in time for school opening.

• Bracebridge, ON replaces century-old bridge with Algonquin Modular Panel Bridge

  In the town of Bracebridge, Ontario, residents were bracing to say good-bye to their beloved historic landmark, the old McCutcheon Bridge. More than just a crossing, it was a bridge drenched in history and memories for the whole community. But the 1905 stone and concrete structure was showing the signs of more than a century of wear and it was time to replace it.