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B.C.'s historic Kiskatinaw curved wooden bridge faces uncertain future

June 22, 2026

Built during the Second World War, the iconic northern B.C. landmark is deteriorating and seeing increased vandalism, leaving local officials worried the popular tourist destination could be lost forever.

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