The new 216th Street interchange is operational, providing another convenient connection for people living and working in Township of Langley communities on the north and south sides of Highway 1.  

Vancouver Island will be the first region in B.C. to upgrade lighting infrastructure along provincial highways and roadways to LEDs, improving visibility for drivers and benefiting the environment.

The Province is moving ahead with safety improvements to a collision-prone intersection and committing to the study of a bypass/alternative route, as a result of recent study of the Highway 101 corridor between Gibsons and Sechelt.

People can now view the preliminary design for the proposed Quesnel North-South Interconnector that will increase safety and reduce traffic congestion in the region.

People who live or work in Vancouver are closer to enjoying faster, more convenient travel, with the Government of B.C. awarding a contract to deliver the Broadway Subway.

Work will begin later this year on a new electric-ready ferry for Kootenay Lake, providing passengers with a larger, cleaner and more accessible vessel.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure invites people to go online and view the selected option to rebuild and realign West Fraser Road, south of Quesnel.

A Delta company will begin work this fall to expand the Trans-Canada Highway through Salmon Arm from two to four lanes and build a new Salmon River Bridge.

The Province is introducing a new Active Transportation Planning Grant, which will enable local governments to receive funding to incorporate or strengthen active transportation components of their community development plans.