Uma nova ponte pedonal de US $ 38,6 milhões foi aberta em Alberta, ligando Edmonton e Strathcona County através do rio Saskatchewan do Norte. A new $38.6 million pedestrian bridge opened in Alberta, linking Edmonton and Strathcona County across the North Saskatchewan River.

O Amisk Wâciw sokan, ou Beaver Hills Bridge, foi inaugurado em 12 de setembro, conectando a Township Road 540 do condado de Strathcona à 167 Avenue de Edmonton, em todo o rio Saskatchewan do Norte. The Amisk Wâciw Âsokan, or Beaver Hills Bridge, opened on September 12, connecting Strathcona County’s Township Road 540 to Edmonton’s 167 Avenue across the North Saskatchewan River. Abrangendo 230 metros, a ponte pedonal de US$ 38,6 milhões apresenta caminhos compartilhados, pontos de observação, assentos e paisagismo naturalizado, apoiando uma trilha contínua de 75 quilômetros de Fort Saskatchewan até a passarela Terwillegar de Edmonton. Spanning 230 meters, the $38.6 million pedestrian bridge features shared pathways, lookout points, seating, and naturalized landscaping, supporting a continuous 75-kilometer trail from Fort Saskatchewan to Edmonton’s Terwillegar Footbridge. Nomeada pelo Élder Dr. Jerry Saddleback, a ponte homenageia a língua e o patrimônio indígena. Named by Elder Dr. Jerry Saddleback, the bridge honors Indigenous language and heritage. O financiamento veio do Condado de Strathcona, Edmonton, da River Valley Alliance e dos governos federal e provincial. Funding came from Strathcona County, Edmonton, the River Valley Alliance, and federal and provincial governments.