Tag: Highway 37

CityWest building new Highway 37 fibre route

CityWest is building a new underground fibre route along Highway 37 to strengthen telecommunications resiliency and reduce the risk of widespread outages across Northern B.C.

New chain-up areas coming to Highway 37 and 37A

Three new chain-up areas will be built along highways 37 and 37A near Meziadin Junction, Bell 1 and Windy Hill as part of a $195 million program to improve winter safety and transportation infrastructure across northwestern B.C.

Terrace woman killed in Highway 37 collision

Kitimat RCMP are investigating a fatal head on collision on Highway 37 that claimed the life of a Terrace woman and left two drivers seriously injured. Police are asking witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage to come forward.

Visible smoke near Gitanyow possible due to cultural burn

A cultural burn is currently planned about two kilometres south of Gitanyow starting April 22.

Skeena MLA raises safety concerns over Highway 37 winter maintenance

Skeena MLA Claire Rattée is calling on the B.C. Ministry of Transportation to address what she describes as dangerous winter driving conditions on Highway 37 between Kitimat and Terrace, citing ongoing complaints about inadequate snow clearing and ice control.

Driver taken to hospital after Highway 37 crash

A driver was taken to hospital after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 37 near Kitimat. RCMP say the car left the road and hit a tree, prompting reminders about changing fall driving conditions.
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