Effective June 15, 2020 there will be permanent closures on the Peace River to protect boaters and dam operations throughout construction. To move boaters around the construction area, we have set up a seasonal portage program. 

There were 3,029 total workers on the Site C project in April 2020. Of the total workers, 2,133 were from B.C., or 70%. 513 workers on site were from the Peace River Regional District. That's 22% of the construction and non-construction contractor workforce.

There were 4,896 total workers on the Site C project in March 2020. Of the total workers, 3,454 were from B.C., or 71%. 751 workers on site were from the Peace River Regional District. That's 18% of the construction and non-construction contractor's workforce.

There were 4,785 total workers on the Site C project in February 2020. Of the total workers, 3,400 were from B.C., or 71%. 750 workers on site were from the Peace River Regional District. That's 19% of the construction and non-construction contractor's workforce.

There were 4,359 total workers on the Site C project in January 2020. Of the total workers, 3,198 were from B.C., or 73%. 676 workers on site were from the Peace River Regional District. That's 19% of the construction and non-construction contractor's workforce.

There were 4,330 total workers on the Site C project in December 2019. Of the total workers, 3,197 were from B.C., or 74%. 689 workers on site were from the Peace River Regional District. That's 19% of the construction and non-construction contractor's workforce.

There were 4,650 total works on the Site C project in November 2019. Of the total workers, 3445 were from B.C., or 74%. 771 workers on site were from the Peace River Regional District. That's 20% of the construction and non-construction contractor's workforce.

Our latest employment statistics show that there were 4,823 total workers on the Site C project in October 2019. Of the total workers, 3,637 – or 75% – were from British Columbia.