Less than three days after the new 40th Avenue interchange officially opened to motorists and the public at large, it appears it has been vandalized.

Less than three days after the new 40th Avenue interchange officially opened to motorists and the public at large, it appears it has been vandalized. (Photo provided anonymously) Less than three days after the new 40th Avenue interchange officially opened to motorists and the public at large, it appears it has been vandalized. (Photo provided anonymously) 

Mounties confirmed that Airdrie RCMP received a call on Sunday afternoon at approximately 4:21 p.m. regarding mischief. According to police, the complainant had said that a group of four to five youths were spraying graffiti underneath the overpass. 

The overpass was officially opened to traffic on Friday, October 13. The project took two years to complete, costing approximately $65 million. 

This is a developing story. More details will be published when and if they are made available. 

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