Coquihalla Highway
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Potential for snow flurries on Coquihalla, Highway 3Environment Canada is warning of potential flurries and snowfall in B.C.'s Southern Interior. Drivers are advised to use caution, especially around mountain passes.WeatherMay 5
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Spring flurries could bring 15 cm of snow to Coquihalla, Trans CanadaAt the summit of the Coquihalla Highway, Environment Canada is predicting snowfall amounts of around 15 cm on Tuesday.WeatherApr 9
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Coquihalla Highway reopened after morning closureThe Coquihalla Highway has now been reopened after a Thursday morning vehicle incident closed it for hours.TrafficFeb 29
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Hazardous conditions forecast for Coquihalla, Trans Canada, Highway 3Hazardous winter driving conditions are expected on major routes in and out of the Southern Interior on Wednesday.WeatherFeb 28
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Heavy snow, gusty winds forecast for B.C. mountain passesA winter storm is expected to blow into the Southern Interior, making for potentially dangerous driving conditions on mountain passes.WeatherFeb 27
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Wintry weather to continue to hit parts of B.C.More wintry weather is expected to hit parts of B.C. on Tuesday, and there's a mix of heavy snow and rain in the forecast.WeatherFeb 26
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Snowfall warnings issued for B.C. Interior mountain passes this weekendEnvironment Canada says significant snow is anticipated Saturday through Monday, but did not give any indication as to how much is expected.WeatherFeb 22
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1 hospitalized after crash on the Coquihalla south of MerrittFour ambulances responded to the multiple-vehicle collision south of the Great Bear Snowshed, near the Box Canyon Chain-Up Area, around 5:45 p.m.TrafficJan 15
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Extreme weather warnings continue for B.C. mountain passesFour highways in the province’s Southern Interior are under extreme cold warnings, with wind chills expected between -35 and -45.TrafficJan 13
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B.C. weather: Extreme wind chills of -20 to -50 for mountain passesWith weather warnings stretching across the province due to bone-chilling temperatures, police say motorists should pack an emergency kit.TrafficJan 12
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