The latest B.C. Road Trip Time Machine video from the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure takes us on a trip down memory lane from Horseshoe Bay to New Westminster in 1966.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure will be undertaking fieldwork that will provide additional technical information to help evaluate the options for improving safety and replacing the existing two-lane RW Bruhn Bridge on Highway 1 in Sicamous.

The Province of B.C. has hired professional engineer Stan Cowdell to lead the independent technical review of the George Massey Tunnel crossing.

Starting early in the New Year, the Alex Fraser Bridge will be safer and more reliable, thanks to a new cable collar system that the British Columbia government will install.

People who drive or cycle along the Sea to Sky Highway will experience a safer, more efficient ride, thanks to a number of important safety upgrades made in 2017.

The Province has commemorated the 75th anniversary of the internment of Japanese-Canadians during the Second World War by unveiling commemorative signage at the site of a former internment camp east of Hope.

Work has completed on a safety improvement project at the Highway 97 and 254 Road intersection.

Construction of a new two-kilometre eastbound passing lane has been completed near Tyhee Lake on Highway 16, improving safety and efficiency for motorists.

New transit services will start running on Nov. 20, 2017, connecting the northern communities of Terrace with the Hazelton area, as part of the B.C. government’s Highway 16 Transportation Action Plan.