The Second Narrows rail bridge is at the top of our list when it comes to the port of Vancouver. It's a bridge that was built in the sixties, and it needs to go up and down every time a ship passes underneath it. Because of the Trans Mountain pipeline extension and its terminal, which is at the end of the bay, that bridge is going up and down like never before. It's the only connection point between the south shore and the north shore of the port of Vancouver. That bridge was built in the 1960s. If it were ever to fail, we would be in a pretty critical situation and at least half of the operations at the port would be inoperable for weeks, if not months.
