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Explore featured topicConstruction is now underway at two new sections on 4th Street: between Rosewood and Edmonds streets, including in front of the laneway southeast of Rosewood Street between the intersections of 16th and 18th avenues To give crews the spa...
To prepare for upgrading our gas line in Kamloops in 2022, we will be carrying out geotechnical investigations in Kenna Cartwright Park starting November 9 until early December. These investigations will involve drilling narrow, vertical holes so we ...
We are in discussions with Indigenous Nations and regulators around a proposal to install an additional segment of pipeline in the tunnel being built under the Skwelwil’em Squamish Estuary Wildlife Management Area near Squamish, as part of the Eagle ...
The Tilbury Phase 2 LNG Expansion project has entered a 45-day public comment period led by the BC Environmental Assessment Office (BC EAO). During this time, the public is invited to learn more about the project and participate in virtual informatio...
Starting April 26, our crews will be working along the proposed gas line route to gather survey information that supports engineering design, construction and environmental work. This work does not require excavation or ground disturbance, and will a...
FortisBC has applied to Metro Vancouver to extend the existing air quality permit for the Tilbury LNG expansion facility, also known as Tilbury 1A. LNG has been produced at Tilbury since 1971. The Tilbury LNG expansion facility has been operating ...
We’ve started engaging with stakeholders, Indigenous groups and those living and working near the project worksites to gather feedback that will help us prepare our application for the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC). We expect to submit...
Today marks a major step forward as we file our project application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity with the BC Utilities Commission (BCUC). The Coastal Transmission System Upgrades project will update our natural gas system at ...
