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The project had previously been pegged at just over $4 billion, with a projected completion date of 2028.

The B.C. government revealed Thursday the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain line will cost just under $6 billion, with a forecast service date of late 2029. In 2022, the cost was $4 billion.

The properties account for about 1.6 hectares of land, which will include the future 152 Street Station and accompanying development.

TransLink says is facing a $600 million funding gap starting in 2026, and could be forced to make massive cuts including slashing bus service by 50 per cent.

Under new legislation introduced last fall, municipalities must implement TOD areas within 800 metres of rapid transit stations, which set minimum height and density requirements.

TransLink says a $600-million gap in operating funding means it would have to gut bus rapid transit service across the region starting in 2026.

TransLink is warning of massive service cuts, including up to half of bus routes leaving several communities stranded, if it can't secure stable funding past 2025.

This company and Metro Vancouver are in court over the troubled North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, accusing each other of major failures.

Naomi Onotera, a Surrey School District teacher-librarian, was reported missing on Aug. 29, 2021, and was last seen leaving her home a day earlier.

On Friday, the Metro Vancouver Regional District revealed the project's cost had ballooned to a total of $3.86 billion, and that the project won't be done until 2030.

The consortium picked to build the line's elevated guideway includes Dragados Canada, Ledcor Investments, Ledcor Mining and SYSTRA International Bridge Technologies.

The new $3.86 billion price tag is up from the last estimate of $1 billion as of 2022 and nearly eight times the initial projection of $500 million.

The community has approved 6,000 new units since 2022, and has thousands of more homes proposed in the booming Willoughby area.

New data shows a major spike on bridges crossing the Fraser River compared to five years ago, while traffic to the North Shore has held steady or even dropped.

On Tuesday, the Surrey Board of Trade (SBoT) released the results of its eighth annual Surrey Roads Survey.

The deadline has passed and job action has escalated for transit supervisors in Metro Vancouver. Bus service and SeaBus service are suspended for the next 48 hours.

The SkyTrain and West Coast Express are running but some who can't use these services have been turning to Uber as an option.

The province has released the names and locations for the eight new SkyTrain stations between Surrey and Langley.

Two applications have been submitted to the municipality for a cluster of seven towers ranging from 28 to 44 storeys in height. 

TransLink has announced the routes for three new Bus Rapid Transit lines in Metro Vancouver.