We continue to upgrade a number of forest service roads along our planned pipeline route to improve vehicle access for our crews. Starting mid-November, contractors will begin upgrades on the Mamquam River Forest Service Road, from the Sea to Sky Highway to Ray Basin (approximately seven kilometres). We expect traffic impacts to include rolling, single lane alternating traffic. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we work to complete these activities safely and as quickly as possible.

Starting October 23, 2023, our contractors will begin transporting steel pipe, commonly referred to as line pipe, for the Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP) Project from Squamish Terminals to our construction staging property in Squamish, B.C. Deliveries will occur Monday through Friday, 7 a.m.–6 p.m, and on Saturdays between 8 a.m.–6 p.m., over an anticipated period of three weeks.  During this time, you may notice an increase in traffic volumes on the road and may wish to build additional time into your commute.  We anticipate deliveries will add approximately five trucks per hour to existing traffic volumes, which represents a one-to-three per cent increase during peak traffic periods. Consistent with the Project’s Traffic Management Plan, trucks will be travelling on the District of Squamish’s designated truck routes including 3rd Avenue, Vancouver Street, Loggers Lane, Cleveland Avenue, Highway 99, Industrial Way, Queens Way and Government Road.  To mitigate the impact on the community, we were able to proactively reduce the number of round trips per day from approximately 80 to 50. We thank you for your patience as we look to deliver these materials safely. If you have any questions about this delivery, please feel free to reach out to us at our community line 1-855-380-5784, or email [email protected].  

Construction activities are progressing and we will be upgrading a number of forest service roads along our planned pipeline route to improve vehicle access for our crews.  Starting the week of October 16, our contractors will begin upgrades on the northern end of the Stawamus-Indian River Forest Service Road. At this time, traffic impacts will include intermittent rolling closures starting for about the first ten kilometres from the road’s northern intersection with the Mamquam River Forest Service Road. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we work to complete these activities safely and as quickly as possible.