Here is a glance at the second batch of projects named by Prime Minister Mark Carney to be fast-tracked as part of his nation-building plans.
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Ksi Lisims LNG Project
Site work for an industrial development in Nisga’a, British Columbia. Design plans call for site work for a industrial development. Construction of a floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility with capacity to produce 12 million tonnes of LNG per year. Project scope includes construction of the floating LNG facility, a pipeline to the project, and natural gas development.
Project Value (CAD): $20,000,000,000
Building Use: Industrial
Sector: Public – Federal
Project Type: Site Work
Location: 15 kilometres from Gingolx, Nisga’a, BC
Project Stage: Design
15 kilometres from Gingolx, Nisga’a, BC
Crawford Nickel Sulphide Project
Site work for a mixed-use development in South Porcupine, Ontario. Design plans call for site work for a road / highway; and industrial development. The Crawford Nickel Sulphide project is located 42 km north of Timmins in the Timmins-Cochrane Mining Camp of northeastern Ontario.
Project Value (CAD): $3,500,000,000
Building Use: Roads / Highways, Industrial
Sector: Public – Federal
Project Type: Site Work
Location: ON-655, South Porcupine, ON
Project Stage: Design
ON-655, South Porcupine, ON
North Coast Transmission Line
Site work for a road / highway in Prince George, British Columbia. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway. Construction of the North Coast transmission Line (NTCL) project, in collaboration with First Nations, that would run along the existing route of its B.C. line between Prince George and Terrace. The project will be built in two phases: construction of the first segment from Prince George to Glenannan is expected to start in summer 2026 with a target in-service date of fall 2030, while the second phase from Glenannan to Terrace will follow in fall 2026, aiming to be operational by summer 2032.
Project Value (CAD): $3,000,000,000
Building Use: Roads / Highways
Sector: Public – State / Provincial
Project Type: Site Work
Location: Multiple Locations, Prince George, BC
Project Stage: Conceptual
Multiple Locations, Prince George, BC
Sisson Mine Project
Site work for an industrial development in Napadogan, New Brunswick. Working plans call for site work for a industrial development. Construction of an open pit tungsten and molybdenum mine and the associated processing, storage, waste treatment and disposal facilities. Project mine life is expected to be 27 years, with 20,000 tonnes of ore processed per day. Scope of work also includes: construction of the work also includes upgrades to surrounding access roads and construction of new roads within the project site. The Sisson property is located approx. 100 kilometres northwest of the City of Fredericton.
Project Value (CAD): $579,000,000
Building Use: Industrial
Sector: Private
Project Type: Site Work
Location: NB-107, Napadogan, NB
Project Stage: Pre-Construction
NB-107, Napadogan, NB
Northwest Critical Conservation Corridor
The federal government says it will take a 鈥渃o-ordinated effort鈥 alongside Indigenous communities and the B.C. government to build the power, highway, telecommunications, port and rail infrastructure Northwestern B.C. and Yukon need to unlock vast critical minerals deposits in the area. To help that along, Ottawa has referred a Northwest Critical Conservation Corridor to the Major Projects Office. The corridor concept also envisions a conservation area the size of Greece. The Red Chris Mine expansion, included in the first batch of nation-building projects to be considered, falls within the proposed corridor, as does Ksi Lisims and the North Coast Transmission Line.
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Nouveau Monde Graphite鈥檚 Matawinie Mine
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Iqaluit Nukkiksautiit Hydro Project
The project would be Nunavut鈥檚 first hydro energy project to be fully Inuit-owned. It鈥檚 being billed as a 鈥渂reakthrough for Arctic sovereignty,鈥 replacing Iqaluit鈥檚 reliance on 15 million litres of imported diesel every year with up to 30 megawatts of hydroelectric power. The facility on the Kuugulak River 60 kilometres northeast of the territorial capital would be led by Nunavut Nukkiksautiit Corp. A final investment decision is targeted for 2029, with construction beginning in 2030 and commissioning in 2033.聽
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