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Pinkie Road
Pinkie Road is a proposed 4 lane twinned highway connector road linking two National Highway System routes as a part of the Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative (APGCI). Highway 1 (the Trans-Canada Highway) and Highway 11 will be linked by this new route, west of Regina, Saskatchewan. The City of Regina, Sherwood No. 159 rural municipality (RM) Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (MHI) and Transport Canada have come together to begin construction of Pinkie Road which will provide access to an inland port comprising a global communications hub, the Canadian Pacific Railway intermodal facility, Regina International Airport, as well as a warehouse and industrial area. Located northwest the city, the partners are evaluating the environmental concerns, national building requirements as well as feasibility for interchanges, lanes and speeds dependent on proposed Annual Average Daily Traffic amounts. The Regina Regional Economic Development Authority's president and CEO, Larry Hiles, said that "Regina is ideally situated with regard to both geography and infrastructure for this type of development."〔
==Travel route==
Pinkie Road is a proposed Saskatchewan Highway 1-to-Highway 11 connector road west of Regina, Saskatchewan. The highway will run from Highway 1 north to the junction with Highway 730 (Dewdney Avenue West) and finally connect with Highway 11. Pinkie Road will run west of the Regina International Airport, with three proposed alignments being studied.〔
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