In order to create the space and access needed for pipeline construction, crews are continuing to work along our new right of way northeast of Valleycliffe.Starting as early as January 19, crews will be conducting intermittent controlled blasting, drilling and hammering activities in the area. These are standard construction methods used to safely break apart rock to prepare for gas pipeline construction. FortisBC has been conducting these activities across the project since 2024. Additionally, crews will be relocating powerlines and poles on a nearby private property.The work will occur between the hours of 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday to Saturday. Our right of way and trails in the area will remain closed at all times, including Sundays, to maintain public safety. We ask the public to please avoid entering restricted areas during this period.We appreciate your continued patience as we safely complete this work. We will continue working with residents and recreational user groups to notify them of nearby activities as construction progresses.If you have any questions or concerns, or if you would like more information about the project, please contact the FortisBC team at [email protected] or 1-855-380-5784. You can also sign up for our email newsletter for the latest on construction activities.

We are progressing construction on the Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline Project in Coquitlam’s Eagle Mountain area.We are pleased to share we’ve completed some of our work in the area, allowing us to reopen trail access to Lungbuster, Spencer’s Slabs, and the northern portion of Sidewinder. Please see the updated trail closure map below for more details.Construction is expected to continue in the area through Fall 2026 and we will reopen additional trails as it becomes safe to do so.We appreciate the community’s patience as we safely work to complete these activities. For your safety, please avoid entering restricted areas.  

After years of planning, construction of our gas pipeline is set to begin along Finch Drive and Industrial Way in Squamish.Starting January 5, single lane alternating traffic will be in effect on Finch Drive between Loggers Lane and Highway 99. As of January 12, it is anticipated this section will be fully closed to all traffic. Access to the RCMP detachment will continue to be available.The closure will remain in place until construction is completed, currently anticipated for late next year. We encourage folks in the area to build additional time into their commute while this work is underway.Detours will be setup via Highway 99 and Loggers Lane. Please refer to the map below.Signage will be in place, and traffic control personnel will be on site to inform road users of potential impacts.Emergency personnel, including the Squamish RCMP, have been notified about our upcoming work to inform their road usage. Access to the Squamish RCMP detachment will be maintained on Finch Drive from Highway 99 via a temporary entrance that will be set up near the existing access point. This entrance will also be open to the public.We have also been in touch with nearby businesses, residents, and stakeholders to make sure they are aware of the expected traffic impacts and increased noise in the area. We’ll continue to notify them of nearby activities as construction progresses.Thank you for your patience, as we complete this work safely, and as quickly as possible.If you have any questions about this work, we encourage you to reach out to the FortisBC team at [email protected] or 1-855-380-5784. You can also sign up for our email newsletter for the latest on construction activities.