PacificCoastTerminal

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Our apologies to the community for any disruptions our unloading operations caused overnight . The cold winter weather presented a challenge to our operational requirements. The train unloading is now complete, and we are working hard to minimizing future disruptions.

The last of our "People Behind the Port" newsletter series has hit mailboxes in Port Moody! Don't live in Port Moody? No problem. Click on the link below to read all about the team, and be sure to check out previous issues for other great profiles! pct.ca/wp-content/upl…

PCT is spending this wet fall morning working through a drill to facilitate the emergency response capabilities of Western Canada Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC). #thisisjustatest instagram.com/p/CV3N68LpeaV/…

Check out our latest publication of the Channels newsletter, and learn all about the Maintenance Department at PCT! pct.ca/wp-content/upl…

Please see the following statement in regards to a small fire onsite this evening by visiting our website pct.ca/fire-onsite-at…

Interested in learning more about the "people behind the port"? Check out our latest newsletter where we feature our Operations Department! Keep an eye out for upcoming newsletter too, where we'll introduce you to our other departments at PCT. pct.ca/wp-content/upl…

June 25th is Day of the Seafarer. At noon vessels in the Port of Vancouver and around the world will sound their horns to support the urgent need to vaccinate Seafarers and recognize their role during the pandemic. #ShoutOutForSeafarers #DayoftheSeafarer bit.ly/3gRr3MI

Tickets are now in sale for the @sharesociety "Reimagine Virtual Gala"! We are proud to support this wonderful event. Be sure to check it out...there are some great things planned! instagram.com/p/CLHoGsLBRmV/…

#Shoutout to @PCTPortMoody for their inspiring generosity. For the past 50 years, PCT has been committed to supporting local charities and the Port Moody Community. They invest in our community’s health and are true #CommunityLeaders! #OurCommunity. #LegendaryCare

We are very proud to have partnered with @erhfoundation and support their commitment to health and wellness within our community! instagram.com/p/CJJXsLps8sb/…

Our last Channels Newsletter of 2020 has been published. We are happy to feature @SHARESociety and @ERHF1. Missed the other organizations we showcased this year? All of the newsletters can be found on our website. pct.ca/wp-content/upl…

One of our amazing sponsors Pacific Coast Terminals (PCT) made 50 wonderful kids stockings for us to share with a few families this season! Thanks Andrea & Donna for being Santa”s helpers! 🎄🤶🏼🎅🏼

Recent maintenance on our waste water tanks is now complete. Thank you to the community for your understanding during the process. Read more here: pct.ca/tank-cleaning-…

We will be doing some maintenance and cleaning of our water storage tanks starting next week. Please visit our website for more information pct.ca/tank-cleaning-…

Thanks to employees from @PCTPortMoody who volunteered their time to remove invasive English Ivy from Shoreline Park this week. Volunteers are a critical resource in helping us manage the spread of this invasive plant.

Our fall newsletter is in mailboxes now! Check it out on our website as well pct.ca/community/chan…

Please see our new post on the progress made on the odour issues on our web site pct.ca/progress-made-…

@davedotca @TriCityNews @CityofPoMo @RickGlumacBC @GlobalBC 2/2 We first notified the public of a potential issue on Aug 14 and provided an update, based on further clarity from the investigation, on Aug 16.

@PCTPortMoody @TriCityNews @CityofPoMo @RickGlumacBC @GlobalBC Thank you for this string and for adding great clarity. Can you explain why it took roughly a week for PCT to comment publicly about this? As well, when did PCT know the issue was a PCT issue?

A wee bit light on details @PCTPortMoody. What about addressing resident concerns about toxicity, etc? Also why did it take a week to own up? @TriCityNews @CityofPoMo @RickGlumacBC @GlobalBC

@davedotca @TriCityNews @CityofPoMo @RickGlumacBC @GlobalBC 1/2 A potential yet unconfirmed source of odour was initially identified on site with Metro Vancouver Aug 12. We immediately began remediation and when odours persisted, we expanded our investigation to other potential sources.