To create the workspace needed for our upcoming pipeline installation, our crews are progressing early construction activities further along the new right of way in the Squamish area.Beginning the week of July 7, we will be undertaking tree clearing and access upgrades on private property southeast of Finch Drive. This work is in support of Atlantic Power’s powerline relocation within the private property to create the space required for future pipeline construction.Work will generally occur between 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday.This work is anticipated to last approximately three months.To maintain safety, in the coming weeks, as work progresses, a temporary trail closure will likely be required for the northern Connector Trail, and we will provide another update in advance.We’ve notified local recreational groups to help bring awareness to this work and inform their trail-use planning. We appreciate your patience as we safely complete these activities.

We are preparing to install a portion of our new natural gas pipeline on private property in Squamish’s Business Park area. We will be using a trenchless method of natural gas pipeline installation underneath the Canadian National (CN) Railway tracks.Starting the week of June 23, nearby residents and businesses may notice increased noise in the area. Here are some important details to be aware of:The work will occur near the intersection of Industrial Way and Queens Way.Work will generally take place between 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday to Friday, as well as Saturday 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.We will be installing steel walls known as sheet piling for approximately 5 weeks.Once these activities are complete, we anticipate installing this segment of new gas pipeline beneath the CN Rail tracks later this year and we will provide a more detailed update as work progresses.Please note, this work is occurring separately from construction of the new gas pipeline along Industrial Way and Finch Drive, which is tentatively planned to begin later in 2025 or early in 2026.We have been in touch with businesses and residents in the area to make sure they are aware of the work, and we will 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.

On June 23, crews will be returning to Mamquam FSR, Stawamus Indian FSR, Ray Basin Road and a small portion of Powerhouse Springs Road to apply a further layer of dust suppressant. This work will take approximately three days and traffic control will be in place to direct single lane alternating traffic as the product dries following application.We appreciate the community’s patience as we work to complete these activities.