Peterborough Regional Airport Taxiway Bravo Construction Underway

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Construction of the Taxiway Bravo extension project at the Peterborough Airport is underway.

Photo courtesy of the City of Peterborough.

The project includes the construction of an approximately 1,500-foot extension of Taxiway Bravo to the west. The western extent of the taxiway will include a holding bay designed to accommodate Code B aircraft, with wingspans up to 23.9 metres. The project will improve aircraft movement efficiency, improve capacity, and support future airside development.

During construction, pilots should expect temporary operational impacts, including changes to available runway length, declared distances, taxi routes, lighting availability, and access to portions of the airfield. 

Construction is expected to occur from June to October next year. Throughout the construction period, the available length of Runway 09-27 will be reduced.

  • THR 09 DISPLACED BY 1,102FT

  • FIRST 1,102FT RWY 09 CLSD

  • WITH RWY 09/27 SHORTENED, DECLARED DIST CHANGED TO:

  • RWY 09  TORA 5903  TODA 6198  ASDA 5903  LDA 5903

  • RWY 27  TORA 5903  TODA 5903  ASDA 5903  LDA 5294

July 6 to July 19, 2026

During this period, declared distances of Runway 09-27 will be further reduced to accommodate the connection of the taxiway to the primary runway. 

  • FIRST 3,072 FT RWY09 CLSD DUE CONST.

  • WITH RWY 09/27 SHORTENED, DECLARED DIST CHANGED TO:

  • RWY 09 TORA 3933 TODA 4228 ASDA 3933 LDA 3933

  • RWY 27 TORA 3933 TODA 3933 ASDA 3933 LDA 3324

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Lift Lock Tunnel to Temporary Close On Monday For Embankment Work

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Parks Canada is temporarily closing the Lift Lock Tunnel on Hunter Street East in Peterborough to allow for work on the embankment, immediately east of the tunnel on Monday.

Photo by David Tuan Bui.

The Tunnel will be closed to vehicular traffic from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Monday.

A signed detour route will be in place. Traffic control personnel will be on-site to assist with the movement of emergency services vehicles, transit buses, and heavy trucks. Motorists should expect delays and are encouraged to plan their travel accordingly.

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Duffus Street Undergoing Watermain Replacement Next Month

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Duffus Street watermain replacement is scheduled to begin in June and continue through August.

Photo courtesy of the City of Peterborough.

The scope of work includes a variety of installations, including a new water main, water services, hydrants, installation/adjustments of select frames, covers, and grates, asphalt and line painting and restoration, as required, on Duffus Street from Ford Street to Grady Avenue.  

Road closures will be implemented during various phases of the work and sidewalk closures will be carried out as required. 

Access for local traffic will be maintained during the closures, unless a separate notice is provided. Local traffic may experience delays within the construction limits.

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Trans Canada Trail Crossing at Lock 20 To Temporarily Close For Several Hours

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The Trans Canada Trail crossing at Lock 20 is closed for several hours to support the removal of the temporary bridge that has been in place since November 2025.

Photo courtesy of Parks Canada.

The temporary bridge, also known as ‘Bailey’, was installed to maintain safe public access while Parks Canada completed the Lock 20 gate replacement project.

The successful completion of the work means the temporary structure is no longer required and will now be removed.

The work began at 8 a.m. on Monday.

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Parks Canada to Conduct Annual Maintenance on Parkhill Road Swing Bridge  Starting Sunday

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Parks Canada will perform annual spring maintenance on the Parkhill Road Swing Bridge on Sunday from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

The Parkhill Road Swing Bridge from its construction in 2022. Photo by David Tuan Bui.

During that time, the bridge will be temporarily closed to all traffic while maintenance is underway. Detour routes will be posted.

The City of Peterborough and Parks Canada thank residents for their patience and cooperation.

This work is part of ongoing efforts to maintain safe, reliable infrastructure and to support the long-term future of the Trent–Severn Waterway. 

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Section of Chemong Road Temporary Closed Overnight For Water Main Work Starting Sunday

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Chemong Road will be temporarily closed between Highland Road and Bellevue Street from 5 p.m. on Sunday to 7 a.m. on Monday, to facilitate water main work.

Photo courtesy of the City of Peterborough.

Chemong Road will be closed to through traffic between Highland Road and Bellevue Street, with access restricted to emergency vehicles only. Motorists should follow the posted detour via Towerhill Road, Fairbairn Street and Parkhill Road West. 

Temporary disruptions to water service will occur on Chemong Road between Highland Road and Bellevue Street while the work is underway. Affected customers will be notified in advance.

Following water main work, tap water may appear discoloured due to minor sediment in the system. To clear the water, run the cold water tap closest to the water meter for 10 to 15 minutes until it runs clear. If discolouration continues, wait one hour and repeat the process. 

For City of Peterborough Water Services inquiries, including discoloured water and watermain breaks on public property, call 705-748-9301, extension 1295, during regular business hours, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For after-hours emergencies, call 705-748-9300.

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City of Peterborough Underway With Pavement Crack-Sealing Work

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Pavement crack-sealing work is underway at various locations across the City.

Photo by David Tuan Bui.

Crews will be routing and sealing cracks in the asphalt pavement surface on several streets with the work expected to be completed this fall.  

Pavement crack sealing is completed annually and helps extend the life of the road by preventing water infiltration into the asphalt pavement surface and the road structure beneath.  

No road closures are expected during this work; however, locations will experience short delays due to flagging operations and lane reductions in the work areas, where required.  

Pavement crack sealing is expected to occur at several locations or road sections throughout the City.  

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Reid Street and Cherryhill Road Undergoing Temporary Sidewalk Closures For Repairs

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Sections of Reid Street and Cherryhill Road’s sidewalks are closed temporarily for repairs.

Photo Courtesy of the City of Peterborough.

A section of the sidewalk on the west side of Reid Street just south of the McDonnel Street intersection will be closed until Friday while repairs are completed. The closure extends to the Trans-Canada Trail crossing but does not impede it. 

Detour routes will be posted. The sidewalk on the east side of Reid Street is available. 

The sidewalk on the south side of Cherryhill Road between Bankside Drive and Kawartha Heights Boulevard will be temporarily closed until June 19 while structural watermain lining work is completed.

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George Street to Undergo Road Resurfacing Work Beginning April 27

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Road resurfacing work will occur on George Street between McDonnel Street and Hunter Street beginning April 27.

Photo courtesy of the City of Peterborough.

The work is expected to be completed by June 7, weather permitting. 

Curb and gutter replacements and structure adjustments will occur during the day.  

Grinding and paving operations are expected to take place overnight, between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m., to minimize traffic disruptions. The decision to conduct work at night aims to minimize disruptions to businesses, pedestrians and traffic in the area. 

Temporary parking restrictions will be enforced as needed to accommodate this work. ‘No Parking’ signage will be posted in advance in affected areas. 

Vehicles parked in prohibited locations that interfere with the work will be subject to enforcement actions, which may include the issuance of a penalty notice, towing and impoundment of the vehicle, or a combination of these measures. 

Owners of vehicles that are towed or impounded can call the City of Peterborough Municipal Law Enforcement and Security Services Division at 705-707-3969 on the following business day for information on the towing provider and impound yard location. 

Residents in the area may experience some noise and minor disruptions during construction.

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Structural Watermain Rehabilitation Underway On Cherryhill Road

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Structural watermain rehabilitation is now underway along Cherryhill Road from Redwood Drive to Kawartha Heights Boulevard.

Photo by Felicia Massey.

The City of Peterborough says that work is expected to continue through June. 

Structural rehabilitation work includes watermain cleaning and applying a structural liner within the watermain to protect the pipe from future deterioration. This work will improve the overall structural integrity of the watermain. 

Other work will include testing existing water services and main line valves, replacing valves and hydrants. 

Temporary watermains will be in place along the curb. Affected curbs, streets, sidewalks, driveways and boulevards will be restored when work is completed. 

Lane reductions and sidewalk closures will be in place where work is underway. Traffic control measures and signage will be in place to guide motorists and pedestrians. 

For City of Peterborough Water Services inquiries, including watermain breaks on public property, call (extension 1295) during regular business hours, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For after-hours emergencies, call this number.

For more information on water services, visit the website.

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