Coastal GasLink is the result of nearly a decade of planning, consultation, and rigorous environmental assessment.
Find out what construction activities are underway in each of the eight sections of Coastal GasLink.
Explore our route
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84%
overall progress
5,763
workers across project route
$1.5B
awarded to local & Indigenous businesses
+$11M
invested in local communities
11-13 inspections
per month by regulators
2022 Epic Construction
Coastal GasLink is committed to creating an extraordinary legacy of safety and respect for communities and the environment.
Edward CMCL
We're working closely with Indigenous community members as part of the Construction Monitoring and Community Liaison Program.
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.
Traffic interruptions: Construction activities that interfere with traffic fall within our notification guidelines.
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.
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.