Category Archives: bridges

Ontario Place

A pedestrian bridge crossing over West Channel links Exhibition Place with Ontario Place.

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The Blue Bridge – Johnson Street Bridge

They say that you can’t turn back, but you can if you have a camera and save your photographs. Here are two time-lapse images of traffic heading onto the old Johnson Street bridge in Victoria. This was the third of … Continue reading

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A. Murray MacKay Bridge

Driving over the A. Murray MacKay bridge between Dartmouth and Halifax

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Confederation Bridge

The Confederation Bridge connects Prince Edward Island with New Brunswick

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Confederation Bridge

The Confederation Bridge running between PEI and New Brunswick, viewed from Cape Jourimain, on the shore of the Northumberland Strait at the southeastern extremity of New Brunswick.

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Confederation Bridge

The Confederation Bridge as viewed in Port Borden, Prince Edward Island. The pier light and the back range light are a bonus!

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Abandoned Swing Bridge

An abandoned railway swing bridge on the Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site

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Surettes Island Bridge

The bridge between mainland Nova Scotia and Surettes Island

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Bush Island to Jenkins Island

The bridge between Bush Island and Jenkins Island in the Lahave Islands

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Port Clyde Bridges

The Highway 309 bridge spans Lyle harbour in Port Clyde The former rail bridge is now is used as part of the Port Clyde Trail

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