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Little River Pedestrian Crossing and Multi-use Trails

Sector: Steel • Location: British Columbia, Canada

Source: Infrastructure Canada

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In Progress

The District of Sooke (District) is proposing minor upgrades to surfacing of an existing pedestrian trail (approx. 180m) along the eastern side of DeMamiel Creek; construction of a new (3m wide) trail (approx. 400m with block retaining walls) along the western side of DeMamiel Creek that will connect with the existing eastern trail section; a (40m) boardwalk for sensitive ecosystem preservation; a

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Steel, Cement, Bridge, Metal
Location
British Columbia, Canada
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Infrastructure Canada

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The project “Little River Pedestrian Crossing and Multi-use Trails” is an infrastructure initiative in the Steel sector, located in British Columbia, Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Infrastructure Canada.

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2026-07-22

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The District of Sooke (District) is proposing minor upgrades to surfacing of an existing pedestrian trail (approx. 180m) along the eastern side of DeMamiel Creek; construction of a new (3m wide) trail (approx. 400m with block retaining walls) along the western side of DeMamiel Creek that will connect with the existing eastern trail section; a (40m) boardwalk for sensitive ecosystem preservation; and a (40m clear span) pedestrian bridge (aluminum, fir decking, and concrete abutments) over DeMamiel Creek with viewing platform; and install signage of natural & cultural history, safety and wayfinding.

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Active Transportation

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Canada

State

British Columbia

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Infrastructure Canada

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Steel, Cement, Bridge, Metal

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2026-03-08

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