Our crews have safely completed maintenance work to our electricity system in #KelownaBC. We appreciate the public’s patience while we finished this work.

Why do we have a tree monitoring program? Every year, trees and shrubs cause power outages and potential safety hazards when they grow too close, or fall onto our electricity and gas system equipment like power lines, padmounted transformers and gas lines. bit.ly/3Mw9MYj

Crews are onsite in #NorthVancouverBC repairing damage to a gas main caused by an external party. Mountain Highway is closed from Crown Street to Bond Street. We appreciate the public’s patience while we make repairs our system. District of North Vancouver

SERVICE ALERT: Crews continue to make repairs to our system in #NorthVancouverBC. To complete these repairs, we’ve had to shut down a portion of our system resulting in ~320 customers without gas service. We will post updates here: bit.ly/2Dot6XH District of North Vancouver

SERVICE ALERT: Crews completed repairs to our system in #NorthVancouverBC. Our technicians will go to each affected home to relight all gas appliances. For updates: bit.ly/2Dot6XH

Our crews will be upgrading gas and electricity infrastructure along K.L.O. Road near Mission Creek in #KelownaBC from mid-August to November. Thanks for your patience while we complete the work safely and as quickly as possible. More info: fortisbc.com/in-your-commun…

Have you seen crews trimming trees in your neighbourhood? When a tree’s branches grow too close to a power line, it becomes a safety and reliability issue. We trim them and ensure these trees don’t need to be trimmed again for at least 5 years. bit.ly/3Mw9MYj

We have filed an application with our regulator, @BCutilitiescom, for approval of a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) for the Okanagan Capacity Mitigation Project (OCMP). View the application at: bit.ly/4e2Adkm

We'll be upgrading gas infrastructure on the Highway 3 bridge across Osoyoos Lake at Osoyoos, B.C., from early September to early October. Thanks for your patience while we complete the work safely and as quickly as possible. More info: bit.ly/3AjviwE

We’re aware of a gas line damage in #MissionBC. Our crews are enroute to the area to begin repairs to our system. We will continue to provide updates here as we learn more.

Crews are onsite in #MissionBC repairing damage to a gas line caused by an external party. Murray St and Stave is closed. We appreciate the public’s patience while we make repairs on our system.

We’ve received approval from the BCUC to keep the cost of gas at its current rate for our customers across B.C., effective Oct 1. Learn more in our news release: bit.ly/3zar1vv

Have you seen crews trimming trees in your neighbourhood? When a tree’s branches grow too close to a power line, it becomes a safety and reliability issue. We trim them and ensure these trees don’t need to be trimmed again for at least 5 years. bit.ly/3Mw9MYj

On Aug. 7, 2024, we filed an application with our regulator, BCUC, to implement a radio-off option for our gas meters through our Gas Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Project. View the application: bit.ly/3MEL48j

Our crews will be upgrading gas and electricity infrastructure along K.L.O. Road near Mission Creek in #KelownaBC from mid-August to November. Thanks for your patience while we complete the work safely and as quickly as possible. More info: fortisbc.com/in-your-commun…

Why do we have a tree monitoring program? Every year, trees and shrubs cause power outages and potential safety hazards when they grow too close, or fall onto our electricity and gas system equipment like power lines, padmounted transformers and gas lines. bit.ly/3Mw9MYj

We'll be upgrading gas infrastructure on the Highway 3 bridge across Osoyoos Lake at Osoyoos, B.C., from early September to early October. Thanks for your patience while we complete the work safely and as quickly as possible. More info: bit.ly/3AjviwE

Thank you BC LIONS for having us at today's announcement of the annual Orange Shirt Day Game on Sept 27. We're grateful to participate and acknowledge the importance of fostering dialogue and advancing Reconciliation. bit.ly/47wLMhk #FortisBCIndigenous #OrangeShirtDay

We have filed an application with our regulator, @BCutilitiescom, for approval of a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) for the Okanagan Capacity Mitigation Project (OCMP). View the application at: bit.ly/4e2Adkm

The best way to protect your trees? Plan ahead. Consider the root and branch span and height of a tree when it’s fully grown before you plant it. It’s one way we can keep power lines clear of vegetation to avoid outages and safety hazards. bit.ly/3Mw9MYj