Tag: John Hart

BC Hydro to test new warning siren in Campbell River

CAMPBELL RIVER, B.C. – Residents walking along Elk Falls and the Campbell River system will hear a different sound...

Canyon View Trail loop closed today

Part of the Canyon View Trail is going to be closed today and tomorrow. BC Hydro is closing down the...

BC Hydro asking people to stay away from Elk Falls until May

BC Hydro says it’s going to be the longest extra water release down Elk Falls Canyon in memory. Until...

BC Hydro asking people to stay away from Elk Falls

BC Hydro is asking people to stay away from Elk Falls this week. One of the John Hart station’s generators...

Hydro Pleased with John Hart Water Levels

Water levels are looking good in the John Hart system. That's the word from BC Hydro spokesperson Stephen Watson. He...

Two generators at John Hart station now offline

Only three of the five remaining generators are running at the John Hart station. BC Hydro says mechanical issues...

First Generator Shut Down as John Hart Project Surges Ahead

Another big move has been made at the John Hart Generating Station. Crews working at the replacement project shut down...

68 years of the John Hart Dam

On December 15 in 1947, the John Hart Dam was officially turned on. Now 68 years later, spokesperson Stephen Watson...

John Hart Community Site Event

With BC Hydro aerial lifts, a BBQ, and educational information regarding the project, the John Hart Community Site event...

Work continues on John Hart Generating Station Replacement Project

So far so good on the massive John Hart Generating Station Replacement Project. We spoke to BC Hydro spokesperson...

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