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
Stoney Creek Rehabilitation
August 19, 2015
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What mysterious creature has survived the dinosaurs, volcanic eruptions and ice ages? The Nechako White Sturgeon, Canada’s largest freshwater endangered species, who calls the Nechako River near Vanderhoof, B.C. home. The Stoney Creek Fisheries Enhancement Project is supporting the re
Continue readingDonation to Pacific Salmon Foundation targets Skeena salmon
July 30, 2015
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As part of our ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship, protection and performance, TransCanada is working with the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) to continue to develop comprehensive assessments of Skeena salmon populations and their habitats. The PSF’s Community Salmon Prog
Continue readingWorking with local businesses and contractors in B.C.
July 23, 2015
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Ray Carrier is the President of Coastal Construction Aggregates Inc., a mining and construction company based in Smithers, British Columbia, and is watching the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) project closely. Ray hopes his company will be selected to provide material for the 11
Continue readingMobile training unit brings classroom to trades students in northwest B.C.
July 16, 2015
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TransCanada supported development of a mobile trades training unit for Northwest Community College in Terrace, B.C. The semi-trailer, outfitted for teaching several in-demand skills, will travel to northern B.C. communities to assist in teaching students welding, electrical and other
Continue readingMayor of Vanderhoof: “We would like to see the Coastal GasLink pipeline project go forward”
July 09, 2015
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When TransCanada began engaging with communities in northern B.C. three years ago, the Mayor of Vanderhoof, Gerry Thiessen made it clear that the Coastal GasLink pipeline project needed to support communities long-term. Through a recent letter of support to the Coastal GasLink team, M
Continue readingRespect and mutual benefit lead to project agreements
June 30, 2015
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Coastal GasLink’s relationship with Aboriginal groups can be captured in one word — respect. Respect for the distinct history, cultures and legal status of Aboriginal groups and their unique relationship to the land. This, combined with responsiveness to community interests, is the pi
Continue readingLNG Canada receives Environmental Assessment Certificate
June 18, 2015
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On June 17, 2015, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency approved LNG Canada’s Environmental Assessment, and the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office issued an Environmental Assessment Certificate for the project. These recent regulatory approvals are a positive step for the Coa
Continue readingGet it right with Rick – Q & A with project president, Rick Gateman
June 11, 2015
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Coastal GasLink President, Rick Gateman shares information about Coastal GasLink in a recent Q & A session. Why is Aboriginal and community engagement important? See four more Q & A clips in this series with Rick: What do you do with the feedback you’re given? What are some of
Continue readingNorthwest Community College student shares her inspiring story
May 26, 2015
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Karla Holland is a proud graduate from a program supported by Coastal GasLink – Northwest Community College (NWCC) Mining Exploration & Field Assistant Program. Click the video to watch her personal journey. Coastal GasLink congratulates 20 local community members on their a
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