They don't dig SkyTrain plan: Port Moody residents fear for neighbourhood, urge Lougheed route Final Edition

Rumbling ground and a shattered neighbourhood are what residents of the lower Seaview community in Port Moody are afraid will happen if the Rapid Transit Project Office punches a SkyTrain tunnel under the land they live on. Like Port Moody council, Liberal MLA Christy Clark (Port Moody- Burnaby Moun...

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Published inProvince (Vancouver, B.C.)
Main Author Frank Luba, Lower Mainland Reporter
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Vancouver, B.C Postmedia Network Inc 22.01.1999
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Summary:Rumbling ground and a shattered neighbourhood are what residents of the lower Seaview community in Port Moody are afraid will happen if the Rapid Transit Project Office punches a SkyTrain tunnel under the land they live on. Like Port Moody council, Liberal MLA Christy Clark (Port Moody- Burnaby Mountain) supports extending the tunnel to come out on the other side of Barnet Highway despite the extra cost, estimated at about $25 million. Color Photo: Jon Murray, The Province / [Ron Vit] says he won't give permission for a SkyTrain tunnel to be dug under his home. ;