BC Hydro is continuing to acknowledge a “high level of interest” from organizations across North America about the deconstruction of its 1,700-person workers' camp near Fort St. John.
BC Hydro has released its 2024 and 2025 grant-in-lieu of taxes figures for projects in the Peace River region, including Site C.
BC Hydro reported declining employment at the Site C facility during July 2025, the last full month before the hydroelectric dam became fully operational.
The North Wind Wellness Centre is continuing to advocate to government and BC Hydro to renovate the Site C workers camp into a "centre for excellence."
The Peace River Regional District directors have voted to support the North Wind Wellness Centre in trying to convince BC Hydro over its Site C workers camp conversion proposal.
The sixth and final operating unit for the Site C hydroelectric dam is officially operational.
Site C’s workforce has resumed declining in numbers in June 2025 as the project nears completion.
The North Wind Wellness Centre society is seeking support from all levels of government to convert the Site C workers camp into a treatment facility.
Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program is now accepting grant applications for projects to enhance and conserve Peace region fish and wildlife in areas impacted by some BC Hydro dams.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) unsuccessfully discussed reallocating grant-in-lieu of taxes money from BC Hydro for Site C.
The fifth generating unit at the Site C hydroelectric dam is officially up and running.
BC Hydro is reporting an increase in employment numbers during May 2025 as work on the Site C hydroelectric dam continues.
The North Wind Wellness Centre Society is looking to acquire and convert the Site C workers camp into a mental health and addiction facility.
Employment at the Site C hydroelectric dam project continued to decline in April 2025 as the project nears completion.
Six dead beavers and four rescues in a week are prompting BC Hydro to explore wildlife deterrents for Site C's auxiliary spillway.
BC Hydro is exploring options for the decommissioning process of Site C's 1,700-person worker camp.
Employment at the Site C hydroelectric dam project continues to decline as the project nears completion.
Regular contributor Ken Boon with his reaction to the conversation around disposing of the Site C dam work camp.
BC Hydro has closed its GO fund after a final allocation of $80,000 to nine Peace region nonprofits on April 11th.
