Crews on scene of water main break

Traffic is down to one lane in both directions on Ross Street between 37 and 38 Avenue due to a water main break.

Traffic is down to one lane in both directions on Ross Street between 37 and 38 Avenue due to a water main break.

Crews will be on scene for the next couple of hours as they repair the line.

Both lanes are expected to re-open sometime this evening.

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