Gore Road Transportation Improvements

New and improved pedestrian, cyclist, and active transportation infrastructure is planned for Gore Road between Highway 15 and the Greenwood Park Trail. Once completed, these improvements will connect the Greenwood Park neighbourhood to the City's larger active transportation network via the Waaban Crossing. Design work is ongoing in 2026 with construction to start in late 2026.

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Planned improvements

• Roadway improvements, including roadway alignment improvements and new asphalt
• New Multi-Use Path (MUP) on the north side of Gore Road to make it easier and safer for pedestrians and cyclists to connect to the Waaban Crossing and Greenwood Park Trail network.
• Extension of the existing sidewalk on the south side of Gore Road from Rose Abbey Drive to the Greenwood Park Trail.
• Improved lighting for the roadway and MUP.
• Pedestrian and bike crossing improvements.
• Drainage improvements throughout the corridor including culvert replacements.
• Turtle Fencing and Turtle Crossing at Butternut Creek.

Construction Impacts

• Access: During construction, there may be lane reductions and occasional localized closures. Local access to the Greenwood Park neighbourhood will be maintained. Advanced signage will be in place to notify of upcoming impacts and detours.

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