BC Hydro provides $50,000 for transitional housing in Fort St. John
BC Hydro provided information today on funding for emergency and transitional housing programs in Fort St. John.
Commitment to Local Economy and Jobs
BC Hydro and its contractors are committed to providing economic opportunities for northern residents and businesses.
BC Hydro and Fort St. John reach agreement-in-principle on Community Measures Agreement
BC Hydro and the City of Fort St. John have reached an agreement-in-principle on a Community Measures Agreement related to the construction of the Site C Clean Energy Project.
Site C job fairs and business networking sessions coming to northern communities
BC Hydro and its contractors are hosting job fairs and business networking sessions in northern communities for workers and businesses interested in the Site C project.
Site C business-to-business networking sessions and job fairs coming to northern communities
The BC Chamber of Commerce and BC Hydro are holding business-to-business networking sessions that will provide an opportunity for businesses from local, regional and Aboriginal communities to meet with the main civil works contractor for the Site C Project.
BC Hydro awards contract for Site C main civil works to Peace River Hydro Partners
BC Hydro and Peace River Hydro Partners have reached agreement on a contract for the Site C main civil works.
Site C and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Site C will produce among the lowest lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, per gigawatt hour, compared to other forms of electricity generation – and significantly less than fossil fuel sources.
BC Hydro donates $200,000 to The Salvation Army in Fort St. John
The Salvation Army today unveiled a plaque recognizing BC Hydro’s support for its Northern Centre of Hope in Fort St. John.
Site C construction reaches 100-day mark
This week marks 100 days of construction on the Site C Clean Energy Project in northeast B.C.
Enhancing Transportation Infrastructure
As part of a community agreement with the District of Taylor, BC Hydro provided funding to the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to install continuous street lighting along Highway 97 through Taylor, changeable message signs and a highway webcam to provide motorists with advance notification of weather and road conditions.