REGINA — The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed Sept. 2 to 6 as Transportation Week.
"It is important for us to recognize those who keep our economy moving," Highways Minister Lori Carr said.
"This week is about recognizing the thousands of dedicated people who are vital to getting goods and products to market and build and maintain our province's infrastructure."
"The Saskatoon Transportation Club is proud to celebrate the outstanding individuals who drive the transportation industry forward in Saskatchewan," Saskatoon Transportation Club president Robert Skarzynski said.
"This proclamation highlights the essential role transportation plays in connecting our communities and fueling our economy."
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Highways operates and maintains more than 26,500 kilometres of highways, 16 northern airports, 12 ferries and a barge. It provides funding for maintenance and improvements to community airports, shortline railways and municipal roads and bridges.
