Except it does:

"In 2008 the New Brunswick Department of Transportation carried out a detailed structural analysis and concluded that the bridge's steel deck supports had corroded to the point where the bridge was no longer safe for use. The Morrissy Bridge was closed permanently because of safety concerns Friday 12 September 2008. The bridge was to be dismantled, and not be replaced."

The following paragraph mentions a public will to retain and repair the bridge for future use kept it from being dismantled, but nothing is mentioned about a repair taking place. To top it all off, street view images from October 2024 (after you made your note) show the bridge as completely blocked off with Jersey barriers and guardrails, with "no walking" signs in place.

As such, the bridge should be treated as access=no until a reliable source, such as someone on-site, news source or local government, says it has been re-opened.