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So far, so good on the John Hart Project

The John Hart Project is massive…and that’s almost an understatement.

And the 1-billion-dollar plus generating station replacement project is moving along smoothly, according to spokesperson Stephen Watson.

Watson says there’s close to 200 people living and working on the project in the Campbell River area.

He adds that crews are now getting into the fun part of the project.

He says it’s positives all around, and things are so far so good.

He adds in a note for commuters in the area.

You can follow along with the project through reports done up by BC Hydro. Those can be found online at Major Projects or BC Hydro’s official website.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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