EditorialRebuilding Infrastructure Key to Port City’s Growth

Rebuilding Infrastructure Key to Port City’s Growth

Prince Rupert, British Columbia, is tackling a water infrastructure deficit as part of its plan to become the next great port city.
Rebuilding Infrastructure Key to Port City’s Growth
Rebuilding Infrastructure Key to Port City’s Growth Rebuilding Infrastructure Key to Port City’s Growth

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Rebuilding Infrastructure Key to Port City’s Growth
A crew prepares footings for the clear-span bridge over the major Shawatlan River tributary. The bridge is part of a new access road, under which a new HDPE transmission line will be laid.

The city of Prince Rupert, on the northwest coast of British Columbia, has every natural advantage needed to become the next great port city on the Pacific Ocean. Rebuilding city infrastructure, including the replacement of a 100-year-old water transmission main and dam located...

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