British Columbia · updated Nov 2 · next update Dec 3
BC Major Projects Inventory: status and a current list
B.C.’s Major Projects Inventory (MPI) is no longer published. Its last edition covers the quarter to September 30, 2025. Below are the 27 largest B.C. projects we track, with owner, published value and stage, checked against owner, regulator and procurement sources as of November 2, 2026.
What happened to the Major Projects Inventory
- For 22 years the MPI listed every B.C. project worth $15 million or more, updated each quarter (ICBA).
- The last edition is Quarter 3, September 30, 2025, as a PDF and an Excel file. The Legislative Library of British Columbia keeps the past editions; the old gov.bc.ca MPI page now redirects there (checked October 24, 2026).
- On September 18, 2026 the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association reported that the Ministry of Jobs and Economic Growth had confirmed there will be no more reports, including Q4 2025. ICBA has asked the minister to reverse the decision.
- ICBA’s Construction Monitor put the inventory at $385 billion, with $176 billion under construction.
BC major projects as of November 2, 2026
Sorted by published value. Each project page lists its sources and the owner’s stated timing.
| Project | Location | Owner | Sector | Published value | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LNG Canada Phase 2 | Kitimat | LNG Canada JV: Shell, PETRONAS, PetroChina, Mitsubishi, KOGAS | LNG | ~C$33B private investment (federal estimate) | Under construction |
| Site C Clean Energy Project | Peace River, near Fort St. John | BC Hydro | Power | C$16B approved budget (C$14.9B spent to Mar 31, 2026) | Late construction / commissioning |
| Ksi Lisims LNG + Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) | North Coast | Nisga'a Nation, Western LNG, Rockies LNG | LNG + pipeline | Published figures differ: about C$30B (CBC, Vancouver Sun) or C$10B for the plant plus C$12B for PRGT (Globe and Mail) | Proposed / pre-FID |
| Fraser River Tunnel (George Massey replacement) | Richmond–Delta (Highway 99) | Province of B.C. (Ministry of Transportation and Transit) | Transportation | C$8.5B (Province); Canada up to C$3B | Under construction |
| North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL) | Prince George to Terrace | BC Hydro (500 kV) | Power | C$6B (Phases 1–2, BC Hydro estimate); C$3.9B federal–provincial commitment (Jul 2, 2026) | Under construction |
| Surrey Langley SkyTrain | Surrey–Langley (Fraser Highway) | Province of B.C. (TI Corp delivers) | Transit | C$5.996B (provincial budget) | Under construction |
| Enbridge Sunrise Expansion Program | Westcoast T-South, northeast to southern B.C. | Westcoast Energy (Enbridge) | Pipeline | C$4B (Enbridge) | Under construction |
| Tilbury Phase 2 LNG | Delta | FortisBC | LNG | C$3.5B (reported by the Financial Post; not stated by FortisBC) | Proposed / pre-FID |
| Broadway Subway | Vancouver (VCC-Clark to Arbutus) | Province of B.C. | Transit | Nearly C$3B (Province); B.C. C$1.957B, Canada C$896.9M, Vancouver C$100.3M in kind | Late construction / commissioning |
| Teck Highland Valley Copper Mine Life Extension | Logan Lake | Teck Resources (100%) | Mining | C$2.1–2.4B (Teck) | Under construction |
| AltaGas REEF (Ridley Island Energy Export Facility) | Ridley Island, Prince Rupert | AltaGas (with Royal Vopak) | LPG export terminal | About C$1.5B gross (raised 12% from C$1.35B) | Late construction / commissioning |
| BC Hydro West End Substation | Vancouver | BC Hydro | Power | C$1.457B (BCUC) | Approved / contracting |
| Artemis Gold Blackwater EP2 expansion | Near Vanderhoof | Artemis Gold | Mining | C$1.44B (EP2, company) | Under construction |
| BC Hydro 2024 and 2025 calls for power | Northern B.C. and southern Interior | BC Hydro (independent power producers) | Power | C$4.3B private investment (2025 call, Province) | Approved / contracting |
| BC Hydro Peace to Kelly Lake Stations Sustainment | Peace Canyon to Kelly Lake (500 kV corridor) | BC Hydro | Power | C$354.0M authorized (BC Hydro) | Under construction |
| Bell AI Fabric Hillside AI Centre, Kamloops | Kamloops | Bell AI Fabric (with TRU Community Trust) | Data centre | Not disclosed | Under construction |
| Cariboo Gold Project | Wells | Osisko Gold Group (100%) | Mining | About C$907M remaining to complete (Osisko, Sep 30, 2026) | Under construction |
| Cedar LNG | Kitimat | Haisla Nation and Pembina | LNG | US$4.0B total (US$3.4B capital) | Under construction |
| Centerra Kemess restart | Toodoggone, north-central B.C. | Centerra Gold | Mining | Not disclosed | Proposed / pre-FID |
| Coastal GasLink Phase 2 | Dawson Creek to Kitimat | Coastal GasLink (owner, operator, permit holder); operated by TC Energy | Pipeline | Not disclosed | Approved / contracting |
| Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP) | Coquitlam to Squamish (Howe Sound) | FortisBC | Pipeline | Not disclosed | Late construction / commissioning |
| North Island Mine | North Vancouver Island | North Island Mining Corp. | Mining | Not disclosed | Planning and regulatory |
| Red Chris block cave and Eskay Creek | Golden Triangle | Newmont 70% / Imperial Metals 30% (Red Chris); Skeena Gold + Silver (Eskay Creek) | Mining | Red Chris US$4.2–4.8B development capital (Newmont, Oct 2026); Eskay Creek US$659M (2026 update) | Under construction |
| Roberts Bank Terminal 2 | Delta | Vancouver Fraser Port Authority | Ports | Not disclosed | Proposed / pre-FID |
| Seabridge KSM copper-gold project | Northwest B.C. (near Stewart) | Seabridge Gold | Mining | Over C$1.2B invested to date (company) | Under construction |
| Trans Mountain optimization (DRA and Mainline Optimization Project) | Strathcona County AB to Burnaby BC | Trans Mountain Corporation | Pipeline | Not disclosed | Under construction |
| Woodfibre LNG | Squamish | Woodfibre LNG (Pacific Energy 70%, Enbridge 30%); feed pipeline by FortisBC | LNG | US$8.8B | Under construction |
Values are as published by the owner, regulator or government; “Not disclosed” means no figure has been published. Contractor teams, next milestones and bid packages are in the subscriber brief.
What this list covers
The MPI counted every project over $15 million. We track the largest projects that drive bid work for contractors and suppliers: 27 in B.C. and 52 across B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan, updated every month, with a monthly change log. For smaller projects, use the sources below.
Other places to look
- B.C. Environmental Assessment Office project information (EPIC)Projects in environmental assessment
- BC BidProvincial and public-sector tenders
- Past MPI editionsLegislative Library of B.C.
- Free dataset (CSV, CC BY 4.0)All 52 tracked projects
- BC major projects listBy sector and stage
- Bid lists by ownerSupplier registration
What subscribers see that this page doesn’t
| What you get | Free | Paid C$299/yr |
|---|---|---|
| Top 25 projects PDF, with owner and cost for all 25 | ✓ | ✓ |
| The October 2026 issue in full, as a sample | ✓ | ✓ |
| Monthly headlines by email | ✓ | ✓ |
| Project list and pages: owner, province, sector, stage, published value and timing | ✓ | ✓ |
| Next 10 bid-calendar dates | ✓ | ✓ |
| Each new monthly brief (next one December 3, 2026) | – | ✓ |
| Contractor teams | – | ✓ |
| Status detail, next milestone and dated bid packages | – | ✓ |
| Procurement packages and buyer contacts | – | ✓ |
| Full bid calendar with Outlook and Google export, and the 90-day calendar PDF | – | ✓ |
| Project watchlist | – | ✓ |
| Every issue in your account | – | ✓ |
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Frequently asked
Is the BC Major Projects Inventory still published?
No. The last edition covers the quarter to September 30, 2025. In September 2026 ICBA reported that the ministry had confirmed there will be no more reports, including Q4 2025.
Where can I find past MPI reports?
The Legislative Library of British Columbia archive lists the past quarterly editions as PDF and Excel files. The old gov.bc.ca MPI page redirects there.
Is there a current list of major projects in B.C.?
This page lists the 27 largest B.C. projects we track, with owner, published value and stage as of November 2, 2026. The full tracker covers 52 projects in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan, and the free dataset is a CSV.
How is this list different from the MPI?
The MPI counted every B.C. project worth $15 million or more. We track the largest projects that drive bid work, link the sources on every project page and log the changes each month.