Selkirk
Last updated on January 22, 2025
The Selkirk project adjoins to the eastern end of recently widened Quartz Creek Bridge. This project includes four-laning 3.9 km of highway, two wildlife crossings, wildlife exclusion fencing, and construction of a new rest area.
Notice of work
Notification of project-related fieldwork or construction is posted on this page in advance. For the latest information on road conditions, please visit DriveBC.
- No work scheduled Dec 21, 2024 until further notice due to winter conditions
- When work resumes in the spring:
- Single lane alternating traffic planned for brush clearing
- Occasional random minor 5-10 min all-lane stoppages may be required
Status
- Pre-construction
Project benefits
- Improve the safety and mobility on this section of the highway
- Rectify drainage problems to mitigate frost heaves
- Enhance wildlife connectivity across the TCH to reduce mortality
- Combined with the Quartz Creek Bridge project there will be 8.3 km of four lane highway, when completed
- Relocation of the existing Redgrave rest areas to the Quartz Creek Forest Service Road, with enhanced facilities and improved access for the travelling public
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Contact information
For information about this project, contact:
Dan Bella
Project Manager
Phone
250-486-1964
250-486-1964