Catch-up on all things Coastal GasLink! Learn what’s new from the project and on the website including new videos, announcements and opportunities. Here’s what’s happening:
What’s New
Skills Training programs making a difference in B.C.
October 03, 2016
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The Prince Rupert Gas Transmission and Coastal GasLink projects are proud sponsors of a number of education and skills training programs in northern British Columbia. Education is a pathway to prosperity for many people and in northern B.C. TransCanada’s Pathway to Pipeline Readiness
Continue readingNew trades training facility planned for Northern Lights College in Dawson Creek
August 22, 2016
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Source: EnergeticCity.ca Funding announced on August 22 by the BC Government and the Government of Canada will provide opportunities for those who want to start a career in trades to get the proper skills for upcoming projects, and will help build a new state-of-the-art training facil
Continue readingUpdate from LNG Canada
July 14, 2016
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In July 2016, LNG Canada (our customer) announced that its joint venture participants – Shell, PetroChina, Mitsubishi Corporation and Kogas – have decided to delay a final investment decision on the LNG Canada project that was planned for the end of 2016. They have stated that the LN
Continue reading“Change” is happening: Dawson Creek’s Kindness Meters
June 03, 2016
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Looking for somewhere to use your spare change? Why not consider plugging a parking meter and helping a deserving community charity? Coastal GasLink is pleased to support the City of Dawson Creek with sponsorship of the initiative and with matching meter donations made by the communit
Continue readingLeaving a lasting legacy in Terrace, Burns Lake and Fraser Lake
June 03, 2016
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Coastal GasLink is committed to working with communities along our proposed route. That means investing in initiatives that matter to you, like the much-anticipated Splash Park in Terrace. In addition to the Splash Park, Coastal GasLink has also contributed $30,000 to an important res
Continue readingDino tracks discovered on pipeline route
May 27, 2016
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Source: Dawson Creek Mirror Surveying along the Coastal GasLink pipeline route this spring has turned up rare dinosaur tracks from the Late Cretaceous period, dating back between 93 and 95 million years. The 670-kilometre proposed pipeline project would carry natural gas from frack we
Continue readingProject reaches 13 agreements with First Nations
May 26, 2016
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Support for responsible development in northern B.C. remains strong. Kitselas First Nation and McLeod Lake Indian Band have signed project agreements with Coastal GasLink, demonstrating that Aboriginal communities do not have to choose between economics, culture, environment and a tra
Continue readingNadleh Whut’en First Nation commemoration Event
May 26, 2016
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We were proud to participate in the Nadleh Whut’en First Nation commemoration event on Friday, Feb 19. Members from Nadleh Whut’en, Coastal GasLink team members, and municipal officials participated. The ceremony follows the January announcement of the project agreement with them. Lea
Continue readingStudying the South of Houston Alternate Route
May 19, 2016
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Our success relies on listening to views from local communities, incorporating their feedback where possible, taking care of the land, and being mindful of culturally and historically significant places. That’s why we responded to feedback from Wet’suwet’en leaders and conducted field
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