The Port of Vancouver will hold a centennial public tour on Thursday, February 23 at noon. This will be the first tour taking place during the port’s 2012 centennial year.
With construction under way on the West Vancouver Freight Access rail project – the largest transportation project in the port’s history – tour-goers will learn why the port is attracting nearly $400 million in private investment and new jobs for the community, the port said.
Reservations and photo identification are required to attend the tour, which lasts approximately two hours. Visit the Port of Vancouver’s website for more information regarding tour dates and the port’s first 100 years.
