Engagement Summary The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure invited the public to complete an online feedback form regarding the three Highway 1 four-laning projects that are planned in the Chase area: Hoffman’s Bluff to Chase Creek Road; Chase Creek Road to Chase, and Chase to Jade Mountain are the three components of the Hoffman’s Bluff …
Engagement Summary The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure sought public feedback regarding the Brunette Interchange Project on Highway 1. The Brunette Avenue Interchange is the primary interchange for commercial vehicles and is heavily used by highway traffic headed for Coquitlam and New Westminster. It also serves as a key local connection between these municipalities and …
Engagement Summary The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure invited feedback from Chase-area residents on the four-laning project planned for the Trans-Canada Highway from Hoffman’s Bluff to Jade Mountain. An open house was held on Wednesday, November 22, 2017 at the Chase Community Hall, 547 Shuswap Ave., Chase. Ministry staff were on hand to provide …
Engagement Summary The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure has invited public feedback as part of an transportation planning study for the Central Okanagan. The ministry has also collected and considered input from local governments, First Nations, environmental stakeholders and other stakeholder groups. The Central Okanagan Planning Study is examining the Central Okanagan to understand …
Engagement Summary If you’ve travelled in B.C. or live close to a historic site, chances are that you have seen at least one of these signs which were first displayed on our roads and highways in 1958. Each of the 164 existing Stop of Interest signs tell the story of a person, place or event …
Engagement Summary The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure was looking to address challenges at the Balfour inland ferry terminal to enhance access and improve safety and service for ferry users. The ministry was looking at options that include improving the existing ferry terminal or relocating the ferry terminal to a new site. Challenges and benefits …
What was this engagement about? The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure invited feedback to help define specific priorities and inform future provincial transportation planning south of the Fraser River. The population of Metro Vancouver is expected to grow by one million people over the next 25 years with communities south of the Fraser River supporting …
Engagement Summary The B.C. Government asked British Columbians to share their thoughts on the Bruhn Bridge Replacement Project. The Trans-Canada Highway 1 RW Bruhn Bridge Project extends along Highway 1 west of Old Sicamous Road to east of Gill Avenue, and includes potential intersection improvements/turn-lanes at Old Sicamous Road, Old Spallumcheen Road, Gill Avenue and Silver …
What was this engagement about? The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure invited public feedback regarding the Lower Lynn Improvements as part of the Mountain Highway Interchange project. The Ministry presented an updated project design for the Mountain Highway Interchange, incorporating input received through public consultation in 2016. The public had the opportunity to receive more information …
Engagement Summary The purpose of the project was to provide information and receive feedback about the Highway 97 and Stickle Road Improvement Project. Public consultation sought feedback on the project design, including safety improvements, maintaining highway through traffic mobility, and improving traffic flow in Vernon. The ministry hired consulting services to assess the safety of …
