GOLDEN, B.C. – Travellers can expect long delays after a mudslide closed a portion of the Trans-Canada Highway that slices through the Rocky Mountains.
The mudslide happened Tuesday morning just west of Golden near the B.C.-Alberta border, shutting down Highway 1.
Due to the size of the slide, there is no estimated time of reopening, although major delays are expected.
For more info, visit the Drive BC website.
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