BC Hydro and School District 60 partnering to create new childcare spaces
BC Hydro and School District 60 have reached an agreement that will create 37 new childcare spaces in the new elementary school in Fort St. John
BC Hydro issues RFQ for generating station and spillways civil works
BC Hydro posted a Request for Qualifications on BC Bid today for the generating station and spillways civil works contract for the Site C Clean Energy Project.
BC Hydro and Fort St. John sign Community Agreement for Site C
BC Hydro and the City of Fort St. John announced today that they have concluded a Community Measures Agreement for the construction of the Site C Clean Energy Project.
Turbines and Generators
BC Hydro has awarded the tur
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BC Hydro awards contract for Site C turbines and generators
The Site C Clean Energy Project reached another important milestone today with the award of the turbines and generators contract to Voith Hydro Inc.
Site C job statistics show hundreds of jobs created for B.C. workers
During the first eight months of construction, BC Hydro’s Site C Clean Energy Project has created hundreds of jobs for British Columbians.
Site C project's Peace River construction bridge completed on time and on budget
BC Hydro and its contractor have met an early construction milestone on the Site C project with the completion of the temporary Peace River construction bridge. The bridge is critical for the mobilization of the main civil works contractor.
Site C and agriculture
More than 99 per cent of Class 1 to 5 agricultural lands in the Peace Agricultural Region will not be affected by Site C. And a $20 million agriculture compensation fund will benefit agriculture production in the region.
5,000 people attend Site C job fairs
BC Hydro and its contractors have completed the latest round of Site C job fairs and business networking sessions in northern B.C.
Aboriginal Consultation and Engagement
BC Hydro is committed to meeting its obligation to consult and accommodate Aboriginal groups, where appropriate. Consultation and engagement with Aboriginal groups about Site C began in 2007 and is continuing through the construction period.