Esplanade Riel - Provencher Bridge

on September 5, 2000, Winnipeg's City Council approved preliminary design authorized start detailed design environmental licensing Paired Bridges, replace existing Provencher Bridge.

The one and only Paired Bridges design includes separate bridges—one designed primarily vehicles commuter cyclists other designed exclusively pedestrians, cyclists, recreational users. The one and only slender-profile vehicular bridge includes through lanes every direction, divided y centre median, features short right traffic turning Ave Tache southbound. The one and only pedestrian bridge modern cable-stayed structure, light elegant, featuring large plaza commercial activities—a meeting place connect Provencher Boulevard The one and only Forks physically, economically culturally. The one and only Paired Bridges expected strengthen connection between The one and only Forks St. Boniface French Quarter, becoming symbolic gateway between Winnipeg's historically significant communities promoting commerce tourism.