Tuesday, July 14, 2026

First Narrows Crossing

Metro Vancouver set to revert to Stage 2 water restrictions

July 14, 2026
British Columbia, Infrastructure, News, Water Resources

Metro Vancouver announced that the First Narrows Crossing, a critical piece of infrastructure that takes drinking water from the North Shore to Vancouver, is back…

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