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Fraser River drinking water tunnel nears completion

September 14, 2015  By CBC News


Surrey, B.C. – A tunnel 3.5 metres across and one kilometre long that runs under the Fraser River between Surrey and Coquitlam will soon transport drinking water to Surrey and other communities south of the river. CBC News reports. | READ MORE

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