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The Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation is Luke Ouellette. Contact the Minister - Biography - Luke Ouellette, Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation |
 Minister Ouellette, Mayor Stephen Mandel, Premier Ed Stelmach, and Alina Osorio, CEO of Macquarie Essential Assets Partnership officially opened Anthony Henday Drive Southeast, Alberta's first completed P3 highway. The speakers were joined by local Edmonton MLAs (left to right) Raymond Prins, George Rogers, Minister Dave Hancock, and Associate Minister Gene Zwozdesky. The new 11-kilometre freeway option will reduce congestion and provide a vital transportation link for the Edmonton region. Anthony Henday Drive Southeast was built on-buget and on-schedule. |
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 Minister Ouellette, local MLAs and municipal officials dug-in on Aug. 29
to celebrate the start of construction of the long-awaited new Grande
Prairie bypass. The first phase of the project will include a new
overpass at a cost of $5.2 million, the first three kilometres of the
twinned bypass, and a CN-Rail overpass that could be opened as early as
next fall and will immediately reduce the amount of industrial traffic
heading through the heart of Grande Prairie. In the photo from left to
right is Gord Graydon, MLA for Grande Prairie-Wapiti; Mel Knight,
Minister of Energy and MLA for Grande Prairie-Smoky; Everett McDonald,
Reeve of the County of Grande Prairie; Luke Ouellette, Minister of
Infrastructure and Transportation; and Wayne Ayling, Mayor of the City
of Grande Prairie. |
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Minister Ouellette was joined by Guy Boutilier, Minister of International, Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Relations and MLA for Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo on June 19 to officially mark the start of construction of Highway 63 by climbing onto construction equipment on the future northbound lanes. Twinning of the first section of highway will cost $53 million and is scheduled to be completed and open to traffic by fall 2008. |
| Minister Ouellette attended the official opening of Citidel Park School in Calgary on Thursday April 26, 2007 and was given a tour of the school by students Pauline Dustan and Reid Martin.
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