TerraceBC expropriates motel land for final Grand Trunk Pathway segment; August completion targeted
Work started last week on land expropriated on the Kalum Motel property to finish off the final leg of the Grand Trunk Pathway to the Kalum River Bridge.
That caused the city to expropriate the land it needed for the three-metre wide pathway. Other sections of the trail were built on right of way belonging to the provincial government. Aside from paving, workers will be installing benches, planting trees and grass and providing garbage cans and recycling containers along the route.
Although now officially called the Grand Trunk Pathway after the railway company which first built the railway to Prince Rupert, city council now wants to change the name in memory of Charles and Emma Nelson, a Tsimshian couple living in the area at the time of its construction.
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