As part of the City of Abbotsford’s Multi-Year Active Transportation Plan, the Walking Infrastructure Program seeks to improve pedestrian safety and neighborhood connectivity. New sidewalks and crosswalk upgrades are considered in areas of high usage or where “vulnerable users” are present. Under the civil contracting services of McDonald Ross Construction, Fraser City completed successful works…

The province of British Columbia passed the Zero-Emission Vehicles Act (ZEV Act) on May 30, 2019. This legislation requires that the percentage of sales and leases of light duty electric vehicles (EVs) reach 10 percent by 2025, 30 percent by 2030, and 100 percent by 2040. To support this provincial target, as well as local priorities…

Fraser City is wrapping up a project for the Corporation of the City of New Westminster. FCI installed street lighting upgrades along Columbia Street from Tenth Street to Royal Avenue. This job included the installation of fibre in common trench with new street lighting conduits. FCI also completed an upgrade of the existing traffic signal…

The District of Squamish and Fraser City Installations have added additional lighting to the Corridor trail. New lighting will connect the previously lit sections and further the District’s goal of building infrastructure for all ages and abilities. Squamish would like to encourage active transportation and provide alternatives to driving. Fraser City has installed new LED fixtures along Highway…

Fraser City Installations has completed another successful project with McDonald Ross Construction for the Township of Langley. Residents in the area are pleased to have the vehicle congestion improved. Illuminated crosswalks will enhance pedestrian safety. This work is part of the 216th Street Widening project from Telegraph Trail to 22nd Avenue. Fraser City was responsible for…