How you managed to convert devastating footage of washed away bridges and roads into an attack on unionisation is something future historians are going to have to work very hard to explain.
If you lived there you'd understand. It's a common theme.
A constant theme among people who like to overwork and underpay their employees, yes.
It's just a chunk of freeway.
That's one section of like ten equally important road links that are in equally bad shape. That one could be fixed fast, sure, if it was the ONLY problem we were dealing with right now.
I still think it's two weeks max before those routes are passable with temporary measures even with unions.
I dunno, hope you know more about road engineering than I do. This is a section of the Coquihalla.
There's still a road to the left so that section is passsable almost immediately. They deal with mudslides and washouts fairly quickly most years. I realize though that some of these are more extensive than the past.