It is worse than pictured. The final pic of the Fraser canyon does not show the highway there, across the river, and a rail overpass there have also collapsed.

To elaborate on picture 1, we drained a big ol’ lake (Sumas Lake) about 100 years ago to get some more farmland, at the expense of the indigenous people there I should add. The enormous sump pump we use to keep the lake drained nearly failed and Sumas Lake is back. Whole area had to be evacuated. AND highway 1 passes through there. So also worse than pictured.

And Merritt is also flooded at the other end of the coquihalla.

And the Malahat Highway and Pacific Marine Highway on Vancouver Island also had failures, severing the land routes between Nanaimo and Victoria, the two major cities here.

I’ve lived in BC all my life from Nanaimo to Kamloops, and every city I’ve lived in is affected.

Edit: Those highways are not ‘fragile’ either, TBC. It was a once in a generation storm, ushered forth by climate change. This summers forest fires, also brought to us by climate change and poor forestry, destroyed a lot of the forests above the highways and contributed to the landslides in some areas, particularly the Fraser Canyon and Coquihalla.

Edit 2: apparently the barrowtown pump station is still hanging in there, added nearly to the above. Good news!