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Media CentreMay 31 , 2006SEA-TO-SKY HIGHWAY PROJECT WINS GLOBAL RECOGNITIONVICTORIA – British Columbia's position as a global leader in implementing successful public-private partnerships has been reaffirmed. The Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement Project won a prestigious award at the Public-Private Finance Awards in London, England, announced Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon today. April 28, 2006TUNNEL COSTING COMPARISONSWhen considering the tunnel option for the Eagleridge Bluffs section of the Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement Project, the Province established a process to determine an accurate cost estimate for a two-lane, two-way tunnel of approximately one kilometre. April 20, 2006THE FACTS ABOUT THE SEA-TO-SKY HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTThe Province is committed to ensuring a full and open dialogue when undertaking major projects. The Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement Project has been no different...
December 14, 2005SEA-TO-SKY HIGHWAY SECTION OPENS 1.5 YEARS EARLYA new four-lane section of the Sea-to-Sky Highway is open more than a year-and-a-half ahead of schedule, Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon and West Vancouver-Garibaldi MLA Joan McIntyre announced today. BACKGROUNDER- 344 KB PDFDecember 13, 2005KEY FEATURESNovember 5 , 2005B.C. WINS RECOGNITION FOR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPSVICTORIA – Partnerships BC won two awards last night at the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) 2005 National Awards for Innovation and Excellence, reaffirming British Columbia's position as a national leader in implementing successful public private partnerships. August 24, 2005SEA-TO-SKY CELL PHONE ALERTS FIRST IN CANADAA first-in-Canada wireless telephone subscription service will immediately alert travellers to unscheduled delays on the Sea-to-Sky Highway. June 10, 2005S2S TRANSPORTATION GROUP PROVIDES BEST-VALUE IMPROVEMENTS
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