Parkade at Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal closed after rockslide

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Posted January 2, 2022 7:14 pm.

Last Updated July 5, 2022 10:04 am.

People in the underground parkade at Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal were in for a shock on Sunday, when part of the structure buckled late in the afternoon.

According to West Vancouver Police, an apparent rockslide caused damage to parts of the parkade.

Nobody was injured but at least one unoccupied vehicle was damaged.

The rockslide follows days of snow, wind, and rain across Metro Vancouver.

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BC Ferries cancelled most of its Sunday sailings out of Horseshoe Bay due to adverse weather.

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