How We Rehabbed the Old Kootenay River Channel Bridge
The Old Kootenay River Channel Bridge, or Old Kootenay Bridge as it is commonly referred to, is just west of Creston on Highway 3. If you’ve never been there before, you can see it here
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Smooth Move: 3 Common Ways to Resurface BC Highways
If you’ve ever slowly cruised by paving projects in your community, you’ve probably noticed there are different types of paving processes. Turns out, there’s more than one method our contractors use depending on the amount
Sombrio Bridge Helps you Cruise to the Beach 2-Lane Style
When having a conversation about the West Coast of B.C., what’s the first thing that comes to mind? A laid back lifestyle and the activities that go along with it – Vancouver Island surfing, perhaps?
Celebrating Connections on National Aboriginal Day
Journeys can take many roads. They can be travelled by land or water, they can be physical or emotional or a combination of all of these things. For the First Nations of British Columbia, the
Klemtu Ferry Terminal a Winning Collaboration
First Nations art meets function in a ferry terminal that was a project managed by the ministry and chosen as a double winner at the Northern Builders Awards around 2012. The Klemtu Ferry Terminal reflects
Less Waiting for Trains, More Cruising Open Lanes… Good for the Economy, Too
Road-rail crossings are never a welcome obstacle for drivers and passengers, even for most rail buffs. When we’re eager to get moving but left idle watching a row of passing railcars roll by, it’s easy
TranBC’s Fab Four: How We Prioritize the Projects We Do
Ever wondered how we prioritize the road projects we do? The factors that shape our projects – whether we’re fixing up BC roads, bridges, guardrails, signs, ditches, culverts or adding anything new – boil down
Building the Home Advantage at Rutledge Field
We’re called the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure for a reason. We help move people, but we also support the development of a variety of infrastructure projects across the province. Whether it’s pitching in to