It’s coming up to election time, and that means you’ll be seeing a big change here at TranBC. As of April 14, we’ll be going dark. Ok, not totally dark, but we will be dimming the lights a bit. Why? Well, we’re a non-partisan government organization. That means during the election, we can’t say or...
Northern B.C. is the place to drive in summer for long daylight hours, unspoiled wilderness and unlimited fishing, hiking and outdoor enjoyment. It also offers routes to the Yukon and Alaska – including the famed Alaska Highway – a highlight-of-a-lifetime road adventure. Here are...
Picture this: A steep, unstable slope next to the highway. We need to get crews up there to stabilize it and make sure there’s no risk to the travelling public, but there’s a problem. Dozens of dangerous trees are in the way, and they...
You’re looking out the window. It’s cold and miserable out there, and the rain is pouring down. Over the radio, you hear a storm is on the way. There...
Recently, we asked you to Tell TranBC what you wanted to know about our work. You responded with some excellent questions. Here are the answers. How does the ministry...
You might already know that March is National Engineering Month, but did you know that March is also the month for “Expanding Girls Horizons in Math and Science”? Much...
The first day of spring usually means different things for different people, depending on where you live – and drive – in British Columbia. It certainly did yesterday. While...
It’s been a long winter, and the white stuff is still on the ground across much of the province. But take heart! The first day of spring is finally...
Last year, we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Trans-Canada Highway. The long road (nearly 8,000 kilometres, actually) stretches from coast to coast, connecting communities and allowing goods to...
