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The Comox area has a lot of things going for it: The mountains, the valleys, the ocean and now – the bike lanes. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, along with the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development recently provided approximately 1,800 metres of dedicated cycle lanes along Comox Avenue, Comox Road and on Comox Hill to increase cyclist safety, reduce vehicle congestion and greenhouse gas emissions. Now local residents and tourists can really get rolling!

Crews work to clear roads of avalanche debris at the Kootenay Pass.

An amazing shot of yesterdays avalanche control work above Hwy 31 A. One path, “Bear East” produced a deposit which stopped 100 m short of the highway where it broke through approximately one hectare of ice on the surface of Bear Lake. The ice broke free from the shoreline around the entire perimeter of the lake as a result of the avalanches impact.

Crew work to remove snow on Highway 97 and on sub-division roads at Powder King ski hill.

Snowfall in the Pine Pass between Chetwynd and Mackenzie Junction, on Highway 97. Powder King ski resort now has a base of 409 cm.