Road Trip: Hagwilget Bridge Over Time
From planks and cedar ropes, to steel and concrete, the Hagwilget Bridge near Hazelton has evolved over a span of well over 150 years. Every year, about 50,000 tourists are drawn by the area’s wilderness
Trans-Canada Improvements (and Delays) Ahead: How You Can Be Prepared
Toads On The Road II – The Migration Returns
We’ve talked about a mass migration of toads that had to cross Highway 19 north of Courtenay on Vancouver Island. Events like these are actually not uncommon in BC, and in some areas they can
How We Keep Rock and Debris off BC Highways
British Columbia is home to some of the most picturesque landscapes in Canada. But with large amounts of precipitation, lush vegetation and mountainous terrain, it’s also prone to rock and debris falls. Our team of
Celebrating 50 Years
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Learn Indigenous History on the Sea to Sky Cultural Journey
While the Sea to Sky Highway Improvement Project was underway, we were also working with the Squamish and Lil’wat First Nations to develop the Sea to Sky Cultural Journey. The idea to create an attraction that
Driving Tips to Help Enjoy BC Day, Eh?
Did you know that the Province of BC has been celebrating its wonderful self since 1974? It was felt, (by the Honourable Ernie Hall – then Provincial Secretary under then Premier Dave Bennett), that “British
Plan to Pan in Barkerville This Summer
Highway 26 stretches eastward from Quesnel. It’s a quiet, two-lane route that treats you to beautiful views of forests, lakes and mountains. At about 80 kilometres long, it’s a relatively short stretch of highway. But
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