Paving the Tuck Inlet Road, which provides access to the community of Lax Kw'alaams near Prince Rupert, has begun.

A new web cam has been launched near the Haig Scale on Highway 7, about two kilometres west of Hope.

The Dease Lake Airport will soon receive $861,950 in provincial funding under the B.C. Air Access Program to improve emergency service access with work beginning mid-July.

Beginning July 4, 2016, travellers are advised of upcoming construction on the Pat Bay Highway (Highway 17) between Sayward Road and Haliburton Road and to expect delays during this time.

Improvements to sections of two roads east of Chase using hot-in-place recycle paving are now complete, improving the driving conditions for travellers and tourists accessing Scotch Creek Park and the Trans-Canada Highway.

Beginning July 4, 2016, travellers are advised of upcoming construction on the Pat Bay Highway (Highway 17) between Sayward Road and Haliburton Road and to expect delays during this time.

The Government of British Columbia has issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for parties interested in delivering the George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project.

Grading and gravelling is on the way for the Turtle Valley area west of Chase, bringing much needed improvements to the side roads in this area.

The Government of B.C. is providing $2.6 million in B.C. Air Access Program funding to support improvements at Kamloops Airport.

Canadians, tourists and shipping companies benefit from safe, well-maintained highways and roads. From visiting friends and relatives to getting goods to market, we rely on our highways to support a vibrant and sustainable economy and quality of life, but also to support a thriving tourism industry.