Sell your house in Vancouver and move to Fernie.
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Any moron who writes like that ... "FAIL" is likely fresh out of high school. I'm supposed to take a twerp like you, seriously?
"Dude"?
O.K. they've finished the chunk immediately east of Golden that they were working on last I was there. How about from Field to the summit?
I think you are pretty much confined to the route through the snow sheds unless you want to tunnel or build the road on air.
So lets get this straight. They are going to complete 4 lane everywhere else on 1 except where the antiques are because they can't? Why bother running a 4 lane at all from either direction just to keep it bottlenecked? They can build 4 lane through kicking horse canyon but not in Rogers because?
It's 2015 now.
The stretch through the Parks is Fed and guess what? Money!
LATEST NEWS
$157 million in Parks projects announced for Glacier, Mt. Revelstoke
$157 million in revitalization projects for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks was announced in Revelstoke on July 16. The projects include highway paving, bridges rehabilitation, improvements to day-use areas, avalanche control initiatives, trails rehab, sewer works, washroom replacements and work on Parks buildings.
By Aaron Orlando - Jul 16, 2015
Kootenay–Columbia MP David Wilks (centre) joined Oshawa MP Colin Carrie and Parks Canada Superintendent Nicholas Irving for the July 16 funding announcement. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer
Member of Parliament for Kootenay–Columbia David Wilks was in Revelstoke July 16 to announce $157 million in new funding for projects in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, including highway paving, bridges rehabilitation, improvements to day-use areas, avalanche control initiatives, trails rehab, sewer works, washroom replacements and work on Parks buildings.
The pre-election funding announcement amounts to the local portion of a $2.6 billion dollar revitalization fund for Parks Canada infrastructure announced in November of 2014.
Wilks made the announcement at a ceremony at the Monashee Lookout in Mount Revelstoke national park.
The stretch through the Parks is Fed and guess what? Money!
LATEST NEWS
$157 million in Parks projects announced for Glacier, Mt. Revelstoke
$157 million in revitalization projects for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks was announced in Revelstoke on July 16. The projects include highway paving, bridges rehabilitation, improvements to day-use areas, avalanche control initiatives, trails rehab, sewer works, washroom replacements and work on Parks buildings.
By Aaron Orlando - Jul 16, 2015
Kootenay–Columbia MP David Wilks (centre) joined Oshawa MP Colin Carrie and Parks Canada Superintendent Nicholas Irving for the July 16 funding announcement. Photo: Aaron Orlando/Revelstoke Mountaineer
Member of Parliament for Kootenay–Columbia David Wilks was in Revelstoke July 16 to announce $157 million in new funding for projects in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks, including highway paving, bridges rehabilitation, improvements to day-use areas, avalanche control initiatives, trails rehab, sewer works, washroom replacements and work on Parks buildings.
The pre-election funding announcement amounts to the local portion of a $2.6 billion dollar revitalization fund for Parks Canada infrastructure announced in November of 2014.
Wilks made the announcement at a ceremony at the Monashee Lookout in Mount Revelstoke national park.
It will be good to see the whole thing four laned from Revelstoke to Golden, many terrible accidents there. There has also been very little done between Kamloops and Revelstoke. Hoffman Bluffs is one of the worst sections just west of Chase.