There are potential hazards around the new reservoir. We strongly urge the public to stay away from the reservoir area for at least a year as we monitor for slope instability and erosion. Learn more: ow.ly/NssS50U6njg

Please stay away from the new Site C reservoir for at least a year, until it's deemed safe for public use. Geotechnical engineers are monitoring and assessing the shoreline and slopes. Learn more: ow.ly/f2bf50Uc7Bc

There were 2,379 workers on the Site C project in October, more than three quarters of whom are from B.C. Read more in our latest employment report: ow.ly/kqVQ50Ug9ZE

BC Hydro is contributing nearly $45,000 to support families, seniors and youths through six Peace Region non-profit groups with the Site C project’s Generate Opportunities (GO) Fund. Learn more: ow.ly/biM650UlUOv

The second generating unit on the Site C project has come into operation and is providing power into BC Hydro’s electricity system. Learn more: ow.ly/97Ne50UsNlg

Two generating units are now in operation at Site C, providing power to customers across B.C. Watch our latest video to take a tour around the project: ow.ly/gXQZ50UvnAA

There were 2,149 workers on the Site C project in November, more than 80% of whom are from B.C. Read more in our latest employment report: ow.ly/WNoY50UANZt

Two generating units are in operation at Site C, providing power to BC Hydro customers across the province. Commissioning is underway for the third unit. When fully in-service, Site C will produce enough electricity to power nearly 500,000 new homes. sitecproject.com

There were 1,866 workers on the Site C project in December, nearly 80% of whom are from B.C. Learn more in our latest employment report: ow.ly/myUo50UTArp

Hon. Adrian Dix, Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions, recently visited Site C to get a firsthand look at construction progress. Two generating units are in operation, providing power to BC Hydro customers. The third unit is expected to come into service soon.

The Site C project has reached another milestone on the path to completion. The third of six generating units is now in-service, significantly contributing to B.C.'s energy supply. Learn more: ow.ly/EyN250V5xlv

More than 80% of the 1,717 workers on the Site C project in January are from B.C. Learn more in our latest employment report: ow.ly/yZ9t50V8xry

The BC Hydro Community Recreation Site Fund offers up to $50,000 per site to develop or enhance recreation amenities along the Site C Reservoir. Eligible Indigenous Nations, local governments, and non-profits in the PRRD can apply now! sitecproject.com/recreation-sit…

The Site C project has reached another key milestone, with the fourth generating unit now online. This means two-thirds of the project’s generating capacity is now operational, significantly bolstering B.C.'s energy supply. Learn more: ow.ly/Ttl250Vtuhw

BC Hydro is awarding nearly $80,000 to 9 non-profit groups in the Peace Region through the Site C project's GO Fund, as the program comes to a close. The final recipients operate programs focused on health and safety, life skills, arts, and inclusion. ow.ly/WOSH50Vzfbm

As the weather warms up, please remember to stay away from the Site C reservoir. With the reservoir filled, ground movements are expected. Geotechnical engineers are continuing to monitor the slopes. Learn more about our safety monitoring program: ow.ly/OtCA50VAvyV

The Site C reservoir has been filled, but there are still hazards as the surrounding land continues to stabilize. Please stay off the water and away from the shoreline. Geotechnical engineers are continuing to monitor and assess the slopes. Learn more: ow.ly/r7j450VK1Ac

Big milestone at Site C as the fifth generating unit came online earlier today. ⚡️ To every worker who braved the weather, solved the problems, and showed up to get the job done - thank you.

The fifth generating unit at Site C is now online and providing power to BC Hydro customers across the province. Testing and commissioning of the sixth and final generating unit now underway. Learn more: ow.ly/TwHv50WvzZb

Although the Site C reservoir has been filled, there are still hazards on the water. All public boat launches in the area remain closed. We strongly urge the public to stay off the water and away from the shoreline. Learn more: ow.ly/UViR50WvA5Z