Highway 104
Highway 104 is a 63 km twinning project between Sutherlands River and Antigonish in Nova Scotia, delivered through a long-term DBFOM contract.
The project includes new lanes adjacent to the existing highway, a 10 km bypass through Marshy Hope, and full operations and maintenance of the corridor from New Glasgow to Antigonish.
The twinning of Highway 104 eliminates one of the final two-lane gaps on the Trans-Canada Highway through Nova Scotia, improving connectivity and regional safety.
Construction was completed ahead of schedule and within budget, with the concession running through 2043.
Sustainability
The project is expected to improve the health & safety and well-being of travelers and businesses in Nova Scotia and enhance the quality of life for the people in Nova Scotia.
The project partnered with a local beekeeper to introduce a managed beekeeping programme at the Sutherlands River depot of the Highway 104 project. The initiative promotes biodiversity and land stewardship while supporting local agriculture.
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Awards / Recognitions
- CCPPP Project Development – Silver Award (2020)
- CCPPP P3 Design & Construction – Gold Award (2023)
- Nova Scotia Lieutenant Governor’s Award – Excellence in Engineering (2025)
