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Coastal GasLink kicked off its summer construction program in July and is safely putting people back to work, providing well-paying jobs that support local families as part of British Columbia’s healthy economic recovery.

Flights have been reduced, but some travel can’t wait

Earlier this month, Coastal GasLink completed its first in-field pipeline weld in Kitimat. It will be the first of many thousands of welds as the project begins installing sections of the 670-kilometre pipeline later this summer. To date, nearly 400 kilometres of pipe have been delivered to storage sites across the project route, in preparation for installation.

This Request for Proposals (RFP) is to obtain proposals from qualified building contractors to complete an upgrade to the existing Ts’oohl Ts’ap Recreation Centre . No contract will be created upon submission of a compliant application, nor upon selection of a Proponent to commence further discussions respecting the Project following review of submissions under this RFP. Proposals will be accepted today through June 29, 2020, and target completion for the project is January, 2021.

All the amenities, none of the crowds: Discover Sugar Lake

Local know-how, economies of scale come together in Shelter Point sanitizer

Metis Financial Corporation of BC offers financial services, including COVID-19 Emergency Fund loans

For Coastal GasLink, the health and safety of their workforce, their families, and surrounding communities is at the forefront of everything they do.

North Okanagan’s Sugar Lake offers four seasons of memory-making opportunities

At Sugar Lake, find all your favourite Okanagan amenities, without the crowds!