From the Internet
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The new tunnel replacing the George Massey Tunnel on Highway 99 will be named in collaboration with First Nations communities. The project, officially known as the Fraser River Tunnel Project, is replacing the aging George Massey Tunnel with an eight-lane immersed tube tunnel. The province is working with Indigenous groups, local governments, and stakeholders to find a suitable name that reflects the project’s significance and the region’s history.
Details:
- Collaboration:The Ministry of Transportation & Transit is engaging with First Nations, a technical advisory committee, and the public to determine the best way to assess the project’s environmental impact and find a suitable name.
- Public Engagement:A public comment period will be announced soon to gather input on the project.
- Meaningful Name:The goal is to find a name that is significant to the province or the specific area where the tunnel is located, possibly referencing someone who has made contributions to British Columbia.
- History:The original George Massey Tunnel was named in 1967, following the death of George Massey, who was a strong advocate for the tunnel project.
- Project Details:The new tunnel will be an eight-lane immersed tube tunnel and is part of the larger Highway 99 Tunnel Program. It will include dedicated rapid-bus lanes and separated bicycle and pedestrian access, and will be toll-free,
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- COMMENT:
- Here we go again..another story re: “Reconciliation” industry buried deep in the more obscure media .
- In another e-mail I provided evidence the First Nations will give the Pattullo Bridge replacement an Indigenous Name.
- Again..in this case, can anyone cite historical examples of First Nations Tunnel construction ?
- WTF?
- In this case…the Massey Tunnel replacement …will again have First Nations “consulted” …which likely translates into the new tunnel also being assigned an Indigenous Name… which 99% of the population ( plus tourists ) will have no clue how to spell nor pronounce or even find on a map.
- All this does is increasingly embolden and encourage these First Nations Bands to make more and more demands..till what???.
- Yet another sign of being conquered via Cultural Marxism tactics via wiping out First World History.
Best Regards:Roland