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Grade Separations, British Columbia
Grade Separations, B.C.
$7 million
Grade separations in Smithers and Terrace (British Columbia) will improve truck and local traffic flow, help attract business to these areas, increase capacity and facilitate efficient intermodal train services.
The Town of Smithers and the City of Terrace are located on the CN rail line serving the Port of Prince Rupert. In order to fully realize the design capacity of Prince Rupert's new container terminal, scheduled to open this fall, sidings along this rail corridor are being lengthened to accommodate trains up to 12,000 feet long.
All financial figures are anticipated federal contributions for projects, most of which are cost-shared with important contributions from partners, including British Columbia and other western provincial and municipal governments, ports and railways.
All projects are subject to funding commitments of all partners, completion of due diligence, contribution agreements and final federal project approval.
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