Final work on Phase 4 of the Kicking Horse Canyon Project will begin on Tuesday, April 2, and drivers are advised to expect lane closures…
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Community rip off agreements no benefit to communities
MLA Minute By Doug Clovechok Since 2018, major infrastructure projects in British Columbia have been subjected to the NDP’s so-called Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs). A…
Progress reported on Kicking Horse Canyon Project
The first year of construction on Phase 4 of the Kicking Horse Canyon project has seen notable progress, with new bridges under construction and retaining…
Stakeholders meeting to address public and wildlife safety
This winter came in like a freight train with record snowfalls caused by atmospheric rivers. While there was much attention on flooding in the Lower…
Detour reprieve begins Dec. 23
Traffic volumes should decrease in the Columbia Valley starting Dec. 23, when the Trans-Canada Highway opens east of Golden until noon on Jan. 4. The…
Fulfilment of phone commitment yet to be realized
Letter to the Editor The Committee to Secure Emergency Communications has been advocating for emergency communications service in Kootenay National Park (KNP) since 2017. With…
RCMP focussing on enhanced safety during highway closure
With the closure of Highway 1 in relation to the Kicking Horse Canyon project, Columbia Valley RCMP will be focusing on enhancing the safety of…
Kicking Horse highway work details emerging
As crews mobilize and construction draws nearer for the Kicking Horse Canyon Project along the Trans-Canada Highway near Golden, more detailed traffic management schedules will…
Radium roundabout work beginning in June
Work will soon begin at the intersection of Highways 93 and 95 in Radium Hot Springs to replace the existing four-way stop with a roundabout. “We…
Time for the Premier to listen to rural British Columbians
By Doug Clovechok Op-Ed Commentary After almost three years in office, Premier John Horgan finally took his first tour to a region that has seen…