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At Coastal GasLink, we recognize that water is a highly valued resource and how we navigate water crossings matters to local and Indigenous communities. The project’s 670-kilometre route crosses several bodies of water and we approach each one with the highest environmental and safety standards to prevent adverse impacts on the environment.

A gift in your Will shows remarkable foresight for your community

How small businesses are finding new customers in changing times

Program promotes deeper understanding of the rich cultures and traditions of Indigenous communities

Brand new Sunny Hill Health Centre launches the next chapter for rehabilitation at BC children’s

Celebrate BC’s favourite fall berry

Coastal GasLink kicked off its summer construction program in July and is safely putting people back to work, providing well-paying jobs that support local families as part of British Columbia’s healthy economic recovery.

Earlier this month, Coastal GasLink completed its first in-field pipeline weld in Kitimat. It will be the first of many thousands of welds as the project begins installing sections of the 670-kilometre pipeline later this summer. To date, nearly 400 kilometres of pipe have been delivered to storage sites across the project route, in preparation for installation.

Local know-how, economies of scale come together in Shelter Point sanitizer

All the amenities, none of the crowds: Discover Sugar Lake