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Long-term repairs begin on Highway 97 at North Beach site

North Vancouver, BCLocal News

Emil Anderson Construction Inc. will commence stabilization work on Highway 97 on November 3, 2025, following a rockslide at North Beach. The traffic changes will involve new line painting and the installation of cones to manage vehicle flow, remaining in place until spring 2027. Intermittent highway closures may occur during weekdays from 9 a. m.

to 3 p. m. , limited to two closures per day lasting no longer than 20 minutes. Site preparation includes rock scaling and controlled blasting, essential for ensuring the road's safety and integrity. Work hours are set for Monday to Friday from 7 a.

m. to 5 p. m. , with some potential weekend work. No construction will take place on holidays or long weekends, minimizing impact during peak travel times.

Drivers should remain vigilant and adhere to posted speed limits throughout the construction zone. For real-time updates, drivers can follow @DriveBC on social media or check their website.

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