Tag: John Hart Dam

B.C. Hydro issues public safety notice for Wednesdays and Thursdays through March 26

B.C. Hydro is issuing a public safety notice for higher water flows through Elk Falls Canyon every Wednesday and Thursday through March 26.

John Hart Facility public warning system tests scheduled for Nov. 6

BC Hydro will conduct public warning system tests for the John Hart Generating Station on Nov. 6, with temporary signage advising of siren tests placed along the Campbell River.

Two month trail closure for John Hart Dam work

Some trails near the John Hart Dam will be closed for two months due to some noisy work. BC Hydro...

BC Hydro pleased with pace one year into John Hart Dam upgrades

A spokesman for BC Hydro says a six year project to make the John Hart Dam able to withstand...

John Hart project celebrates first turbine start-up

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. – The first of three new turbines and generators at the John Hart dam is now...

BC Hydro moving forward on seismic upgrades at John Hart dam

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. - Seismic upgrade work is continuing at the John Hart dam. BC Hydro crews are moving forward...

Last rock blasting takes place at John Hart

The John Hart Generating Station’s Replacement Project has had its final rock blasting. That’s the word from Stephen Watson from...

Fish migration flows in place from John Hart Dam

BC Hydro is doing fish migration flows on the Campbell River system in the coming weeks. Spokesperson Stephen Watson says...

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