Roadside signs have been put in place at 14 locations within the community of Splatsin, which identify this important Indigenous community to people travelling through the area.

People are reminded to stay safe this winter season by preparing themselves and their vehicles for driving.

Surfers, tourists and locals soon will be able to enjoy the view in style, with the completion of a new rest area at the Sombrio lookout point.

Construction is underway to expand Mt. Lehman Road to accommodate the rising number of people travelling by car, bicycle and foot on this key regional route.

Starting Monday, Oct. 1, 2018, people will be required to have winter tires on their vehicles on most British Columbia highways for safe travel during winter months.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure and the Japanese Canadian Legacy Project Committee have unveiled the final sign commemorating the 75th anniversary of Japanese Canadian internment during the Second World War.

New maintenance contracts have been awarded for two service areas in the Southern Interior, with improved standards and better highway conditions for British Columbians year-round.