Temporary fishway facility

Since our temporary fishway was built in 2020, nearly 3,000 fish of varying species have safely passed through the facility.

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  • Site C Employment Statistics - July

    Our latest employment statistics show there were 5,414 total workers on the Site C project in July 2022. Of the total workers, 3,647 were from British Columbia, or 67 per cent. There were 1,017 workers on site from the Peace River Regional District – that's 21 per cent of the construction and non-construction contractor’s workforce.

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  • Site C Employment Statistics - June

    Our latest employment statistics show there were 5,209 total workers on the Site C project in June 2022. Of the total workers, 3,507 were from British Columbia, or 67 per cent. There were 951 workers on site from the Peace River Regional District – that's 22 per cent of the construction and non-construction contractor’s workforce.

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Latest Information

West Moberly First Nations, B.C., BC Hydro and Canada reach settlement related to the Site C project
VICTORIA - The Province of British Columbia, BC Hydro, Canada and West Moberly First Nations have negotiated a settlement related to the Site C project.
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Public Advisory: Boaters urged to use caution near Maurice Creek spawning Shoal
As part of Site C regulatory requirements, work is underway to build a spawning shoal for rainbow trout and mountain whitefish near Peace Canyon Dam, known locally as the “Fingers.” Construction will occur from June to September 2022.
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Two agricultural associations to receive $1 million in grants through BC Hydro Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund
Two cooperative associations in B.C.’s Peace Region have been approved for $1 million through the BC Hydro Peace Agricultural Compensation Fund’s (PACF) Agricultural Impact and Opportunities Initiative.
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