The Alberta government has begun work on repaving a critical highway in Fort McMurray following a provincial funding promise of $15 million. The project focuses on Highway 63, which has been a point of concern for local residents due to its deteriorating condition. The initiative comes after dozens of frustrated locals took matters into their own hands by filling potholes on the road themselves, highlighting the urgency of the situation. The government's decision to move forward with repairs reflects a response to community concerns and the need for improved infrastructure in the region. The work on the highway is expected to enhance safety and reliability for travelers and local residents. (ca.news.yahoo.com)
