by Brandon Wirsz | Apr 17, 2026
The existing Public Works buildings used by the City’s Operations Department are failing, and require replacement in order for staff to have a safe and healthy workplace. The City is currently in the process of updating a former vehicle dealership site to the...
by Brandon Wirsz | Apr 17, 2026
Elimination of local outfalls is a critical step in the City of Prince Rupert’s work towards implementing wastewater treatment as per Federal Administrative Directive. This project eliminated Outfall J by redirecting it into the existing Outfall I, reducing the...
by Brandon Wirsz | Apr 17, 2026
This project is associated with the City of Prince Rupert’s progress towards implementation of wastewater treatment, requiring elimination and/or combination of the City’s waterfront outfalls. Outfall C is located on what is commonly known as “CN Beach”,...
by Brandon Wirsz | Apr 17, 2026
Transportation for the City’s key Fire personnel is a critical aspect of local emergency response. This vehicle replaces the previous one that was past its replacement timeframe, and is considered a front-line apparatus. It is equipped with emergency...