by Brandon Wirsz | May 4, 2026
The 2nd Avenue Bridge is a vital link for residents, emergency services, and public transit. The structure requires significant repairs to remain in safe working condition. Failure to complete the recommended repairs may result in the bridge being downgraded,...
by Brandon Wirsz | May 4, 2026
The Big Infrastructure Gap (BIG) Project is Prince Rupert’s plan to replace the aging water and sewer infrastructure that is reaching the end of it’s service life. By upgrading critical mains will improve water reliability, enhance water quality, and...
by Brandon Wirsz | Apr 29, 2026
As part of the City’s work towards wastewater treatment, Prince Rupert is currently pursuing multiple projects to eliminate outfalls along the community waterfront. This project aims to design and construct a small pump station on Overlook Street towards the...
by Brandon Wirsz | Apr 29, 2026
There is little more important to a community than the quality of its drinking water. Currently, the City uses a single source of disinfection – chlorination – to treat its potable drinking water. Over the past few years, due to both changes in drinking...
