British Columbia road work promises to improve cargo moves
The Canadian government said it will begin work to widen Highways 10 and 15 in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland with the goal to improve the movement cargo through the region.
The road improvements “will help keep Canadian goods moving through an important trade corridor, as well as relieving congestion for area residents,” said Canadian Transport Minister Jean-C. Lapierre in a statement Tuesday.
The Highway 10 and 15 expansion will cost $143.7 million. In 2001, the Canadian government announced the $600 million Border Infrastructure Fund to support increased efficiency at Canada’s borders.
British Columbia road work promises to improve cargo moves
