Feds help Saskatchewan fast-track TCH twinning

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REGINA, Sask. — Prime Minister Jean Chretien’s whirlwind giving tour will land him in Regina today where he’s expected to announce $70 million to fast-track twinning of the TCH.

The additional funding will allow the Trans-Canada to be completely twinned by 2007 – five years ahead of schedule.

The province itself will also be increasing its spending to ensure the project is completed in a timely manner.

Last year, the feds committed $11.8 million to advance construction in the west while vowing to complete twinning to the Alberta border by 2004.

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