Construction VIEW CONSTRUCTION MAP Construction updates Construction notifications Right-of-way Sign up to receive our monthly construction updates right to your inbox. Coastal GasLink is creating an extraordinary legacy of safety and respect for communities and the environment. With construction underway, we want to make sure you have access to the information you need about our construction program. Coastal GasLink will be built using the safest, least disruptive construction methods that have been developed over the past three-quarters of a century. The 670-kilometre project is divided into eight construction sections, being carried out by our highly qualified prime contractors. Coastal GasLink Construction in Your Community Explore the stages of pipeline construction Construction activity map Find out what construction activities are underway in each of the eight sections by clicking on the map including details on workforce accommodation sites. Construction updates Filter by 2021 2020 2019 2021 2.82 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: November 22, 2021.pdf 3.03 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: October 29, 2021.pdf 2.87 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: September 22, 2021.pdf 2.90 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: August 20, 2021 2.92 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: July 22, 2021 1.53 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: June 18, 2021 2.87 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: May 20, 2021 3.09 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: April 22, 2021 2.94 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: March 18, 2021 2.78 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: February 19, 2021 0.73 MB Coastal GasLink Construction Update: January 21, 2021 Construction notifications Various pipeline construction activities will be shared with stakeholders through notifications. These include: Blasting: Blasting is done in the clearing phase of construction to break rock for excavation. All blasting activities are done in accordance with provincial and federal regulations. Burning: As the right-of-way is cleared, timber is saved to be processed by the forest industry. Vegetation that is not suitable for repurposing, such as branches and shrubs, are burned in approved areas and on days permitted by local forestry burning rules in compliance with the provincial regulations. Traffic interruptions: Construction activities that interfere with traffic fall within our notification guidelines. Drone flight: Coastal GasLink uses drones to survey route topography for clearing activities. Drones provide an efficient and unobtrusive way to view the project corridor including conditions and terrain. All drone operations are done in accordance with provincial and federal regulations. Construction notifications Filter by Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 Section 7 Section 8 SECTION 1 0.28 MB CGL - Section 1 Road Deactivation Notification - October 6 2021 0.31 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Burning Notification — September 3 2021 0.39 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Burning Notification — April 26 2021 0.35 MB CGL - Sections 1 to 8 - Drone notice - December 2020 0.38 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Burning Notification — December 15 2020 0.38 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Blasting Notice — December 15 2020 0.33 MB CGL - Section 1 - Traffic notice - November 5 2020 0.36 MB CGL - Section 1 & 2 - Burn notice - October 30 2020 0.33 MB CGL — Section 1 — Burn notification — October 29 2020 0.31 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Burning Notification — October 15 2020 0.31 MB Highway 29 at Tumbler Ridge - October 8 2020 0.32 MB Highway 29 - South of Chetwynd - September 25, 2020 0.31 MB Wilde Lake Compressor Station - Road 269 - September 28 2020 0.31 MB Lone Prairie - Traffic notice - Sept 15, 2020 0.21 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Blasting Notification — August 31 2020 0.35 MB CGL - Traffic notice - Road 208 - August 28 2020 0.25 MB CGL - Traffic notice - Highway 269 - August 21 2020 0.32 MB CGL — Pipe Delivery — August 2020 0.36 MB CGL — Section 1 — Temporary Bridge Closure — July 10 2020 0.35 MB CGL — Section 1 — Blast Notification — June 18 2020 0.69 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Blast Notification — June 6 2020 0.44 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Drone Notification — May 19,2020 0.63 MB CGL — Section 1 - 8 — Drone Notification — May 20 2020 0.29 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Blasting Notification — February 18 2020 0.26 MB CGL — Section 1 Drone Notification — January 29 2020 0.26 MB CGL — Section 1 Drone Notification — January 21 2020 0.24 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Burning Notification — January 9 2020 0.24 MB CGL - Section 1 & 2 Blasting Notification - December 20 2019 0.35 MB CGL — Pipe Delivery — November 2019 0.18 MB CGL — Section 1 — Burning Notification — October 31 2019 0.48 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Burning Notification — October 10 2019 0.17 MB CGL — Section 1 & 2 — Blasting Notification — September 14 2019 Water crossing notifications Coastal GasLink is constructing a pipeline that includes crossings of rivers and other water bodies. A typical work is a temporary bridge installed for construction and then removed after construction. Where work at a crossing might affect navigation, even temporarily, Coastal GasLink posts a notice such as the ones below, to inform you of the application and planned work, and of where additional information can be found. Transport Canada’s window for public comment is 30 days from the date a crossing is added to Coastal GasLink’s notification list. Please submit any comments you have on a crossing application directly to Transport Canada on their website, using the Crossing ID file number listed in the notification list. 0.31 MB Stuart River Bridge 0.56 MB Parsnip River 0.36 MB Salmon River NB-0103 0.67 MB Hirsch Creek - Instream 0.67 MB Hirsch Creek - Bridge 0.60 MB Kitimat River - 677 - in stream 0.48 MB Salmon River 0.46 MB Stuart River 0.48 MB Crooked River - Direct pipeline installation 0.31 MB Murray River 0.72 MB Crossing Kitimat River 0.28 MB Crossing ID 110C CS3 0.28 MB Crossing ID 118C CS 0.28 MB Crossing ID 182C 0.29 MB Crossing ID 57C2A 0.28 MB Crossing ID 714 Bridge 0.28 MB Crossing ID 714 Instream 0.27 MB Crossing ID 741 Bridge 0.27 MB Crossing ID 741 Instream 0.27 MB Crossing ID 740 0.27 MB Crossing ID UN11-121 Water withdrawal notifications 0.65 MB Anzac Lake 0.63 MB Hirsch Creek 0.91 MB POD 20 0.90 MB POD 21 0.81 MB Stuart River - POD 29A 0.69 MB Parsnip River 0.71 MB POD16 CS6 0.81 MB POD17 CS6 0.35 MB POD 1 0.27 MB POD 2 0.27 MB POD 3 0.37 MB POD 4 CS7 0.29 MB POD 5 0.39 MB POD 6 1.11 MB Crystal Creek 0.31 MB POD 7 0.36 MB POD 8 0.32 MB POD 9 0.33 MB POD 11 0.31 MB POD 12 0.37 MB POD 19 0.68 MB Crossing ID 3_3 0.88 MB POD 14 0.81 MB POD 15 0.70 MB Tchesinkut Lake East – POD 18 0.93 MB Endako River - POD 19 0.74 MB Merton Lake 0.80 MB Anzac River 1.58 MB Ormond Creek The right-of-way The Coastal GasLink pipeline project right-of-way is approximately 45 metres wide during construction, and will be cleared of trees and brush. Once construction is complete, the right-of-way will be maintained at approximately 32 metres in width to allow for operation, and to keep the area above the pipe clear of trees and branches. The width of the permanent right-of-way may vary depending on local requirements. It is anticipated that the proposed pipeline will be buried under the ground for all of its approximately 670-kilometre length, except at specific locations such as fenced valve sites and compression stations. The surface of the right-of-way is disturbed during construction to prepare a safe work surface and allow for digging the pipe trench. On agricultural land, topsoil is conserved prior to trenching to maintain land capability. Coastal GasLink will take measures during and after construction to manage the potential for invasive plants and weeds. Read about environmental considerations on the right-of-way. QUICK FACT We’re committed to keeping waterways safe by using various water crossings. 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