Talk:Traffic Bridge (Saskatoon)

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[edit] Closing date?

Since this bridge is officially closed (at least for the time being), I wonder if the infobox should include a closing date as well? 23skidoo 11:51, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

I think it is a toss up. It is closed to cars but open to people on foot and bicycles. --M@sk 18:37, 6 May 2006 (UTC)

The bridge is open now. I think the page should be corrected though because NO ONE knows it's called Traffic Bridge. I found out by accident from the boyfriend. Unless you follow local politics you won't know that. Anyone I've ever talked to just calls it "Victoria Bridge" as it's on Victoria Avenue.

I've always known it as the traffic bridge and as Victoria bridge, but then I'm old...this page should be moved to Traffic Bridge (Saskatoon) now that the name is officially changed, but I'm a Wikinewbie and messed the move up. Sigh.Mr Death 01:22, 25 April 2007 (UTC)

The article should unquestionably be titled "Traffic Bridge". If I could figure out how to change it I would. The name "Victoria Bridge" is a complete misnomer; use of it only serves to confuse people. (Although it's true that anyone can call it anything they want. I personally refer to it as the Joni Mitchell Memorial Bridge.) To the poster above: it's not on Victoria Avenue, it connects to it. When was the last time you crossed the 25th Street Bridge? Or the 42nd Street Bridge? The Broadway Bridge is only called that because it was formally named by City Council and christened with that name when officially opened. ... Cheers... DocMarten —Preceding unsigned comment added by DocMarten2525 (talk • contribs) 15:54, 21 September 2007 (UTC)

This article definitely needs to be renamed "Traffic Bridge (Saskatoon)". I would do it myself, but there's already an existing page with a redirect on it. I'm not sure how to remove it so this article can be moved. Drm310 16:20, 18 October 2007 (UTC)