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Haisla Bridge overnight closure and other traffic changes

The overnight Haisla Bridge closure is on track to take place on Saturday, September 30. Read the below notes for all the traffic changes relating to this portion of the project coming up:

• On Friday, September 29, starting at 7:30 p.m., Station Street, from Haisla Boulevard to Enterprise Avenue, will be closed and remain closed until Saturday, October 7
• Single-lane, alternating traffic will be in place over the bridge from Friday, September 29 at 7:30 p.m. until Saturday, September 30 at 7:30 p.m...

Request for Expressions of Interest 2023-15 Visitor Information Center and Tourism Services

Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) Number: 2023-15
Visitor Information Center and Tourism Services 

The District of Kitimat is requesting expressions of interest from interested parties for the provision of Visitor Information Center and Tourism Services. This RFEI is intended to determine whether or not there is sufficient market interest to proceed to a competitive bidding process. In the event there is sufficient interest in this requirement, the District of Kitimat may, but is not...

Aquatic Centre now open

The Sam Lindsay Aquatic Centre is now open as of Monday, October 2.

We appreciate the public's patience during this work.

Find our Fall pool schedule on our website at www.kitimat.ca/pool.

September 2023 - District of Kitimat Newsletter

       

Our September District of Kitimat newsletter is now available.

View it here, or find it in various locations around town, including the museum, library, Tamitik Jubilee Sports Complex and Riverlodge Recreation Centre

Planned overnight Haisla Bridge closure moved to September 30

This post has been revised to reflect a new closure date:

The first of two planned Haisla Bridge closures will happen on Saturday, September 30, from 7:30 p.m. until 3:30 a.m. During this time all motor and pedestrian traffic across Haisla Bridge will be stopped to allow for the removal of the original structure.

The process, called a “jack and slide” operation, means the old bridge structure will be raised and slid onto the new bridge. Once moved, it will be rolled off the bridge to a site in...