12 - Wednesday, October 31, 1990 - North Shore News

The fatest slide injured six rock scalers last Thursday
while they worked to unlock an earlier slide. Suggested
alternative roads could jeopardize the Capilano and
Seymour watersheds and an Indian Arm route may cost
hundreds of millions of dollars.

WHAT to do with the dangerous Squamish Highway?
During fall and winter months, the winding road sided
by sheer rock cliffs is subject to being blocked by slides
or washed out by creek torrents. Despite efforts to
stabilize erosion, the ‘Killer Highway’’ or ‘*Whistler
500° continues to be one of the most dangerous in B.C.

Should we continue to fix Highway 99?

Anna Marie
D'Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

Andrew Robulack
North Vancouver

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NORTH SHORE residents can

From what I’ve heard, I
the most logical thing to
do is build a whole new
highway because High-
way 99 is a treacherous
road.

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building centre, 1422 Main St. in

would be
don't

think a ferry
the best. I
think people
should drive on a dan-
gerous ioad at all.

route

Dan Deegan

North Vancouver

They need another high-
way because that one is
dangerous. The Capilano
route would interfere
with our water, and In-
dian Arm will be costly.

Tina Hedman

North Vancouver

I think they should build
a new ferry system to
service the area. It would
be the most environmen-
tally sound thing to do.

Chris Rehwald

Nerth Vancouver

I believe we should fix
the existing highway.
They have a way out
through the jogging road.
The danger thing will
always be there. You'll
have to live it.

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