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Old Posted Nov 22, 2018, 8:23 PM
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Maybe through the ALR part. Not through Green Timbers; both because of the tree-cutting, and because of the fact there's too many roads, too close together, there.
Green Timbers is already fragmented from the 96 and 100 ave widening, and the new RCMP headquarters building. No point of saving a few more hundred trees when Fraser Hwy is backlogged by traffic west of 148th. That part of the road needs to be widened, regardless if SkyTrain is centre median or not.

If it was a Provincial Park, this will be a different story.

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Hey, we needed the road projects; Port Mann was one of the most congested corridors in Canada...
The 401 in Toronto is the busiest corridor in North America, but only because of the sheer number of vehicles in the Golden Horseshoe and it's complex design (including the infamous Basketweave). The original Port Mann was a four lane bridge that was suffering due to it's constrained design, like the rest of the other bridges in Metro Van.

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Internationally, Surrey is a footnote.

Fort Langley alone probably has more tourists visiting it than the entirety of North Surrey. There's nothing particularly impressive or noteworthy to justify the tourist demand.
Eh, Fort Langley is kinda "meh".
     
     
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