Tag: Highway 28

Highway 28 to undergo repairs starting Sept. 16

Mainroad North Island will begin base repairs along various sections of Highway 28 on Sept. 16.

Ditching work scheduled for Highway 28

Highway contractor Mainroad North Island Contracting LP will conduct ditching work along Highway 28 near Campbell River starting April 29.

Quinsam River bridge reduced to single lane until further notice

The Quinsam River bridge on Highway 28 near Campbell River has been reduced to single-lane alternating traffic until further notice.

Winter tire season arrives on Sunday

Winter tire season is almost here. It kicks off on Sunday. Drivers are required to have winter tires with tread...

HIGHWAY 28 DELAYS

Highway 28 is closed to one lane. Earlier this morning, a logging truck rolled over near Echo Lake, 15 kilometres west...

Resurfacing to Highway 28

Highway 28 near Buttle Narrows will be getting some upgrades this summer. The province of BC will be putting 3.3...

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