The Annacis Island bridge at 49 11.182N 122 55.939W is unable to open due to mechanical failure.
Power line installation north of the Selkirk Trestle at 48 26.375N 123 23.010W
Hours of operation 24 hours per day, Monday to Saturday commencing May 15 until Nov 30
Caution
Multiple submerged wrecks have been discovered in English Bay at the entrance to False Creek in positions:
49 16.841N 123 09.033W Least depth of 3.6m
49 16.924N 123 09.280W Least depth of 4.4m
49 17.178N 123 10.699W Least depth of 12m
49 16.963N 123 09.633W Least depth of 7m
Permanently relocated to 54 13.421N 131 38.705W.
Prince Rupert MCTS. Phone lines, including *16 for Prince Rupert MCTS are intermittently working.
An uncharted buoy reported off Trutch Island at 53 04.151N 129 35.590W.
Off position
Pier construction will take place on Jetty A at the Esquimalt Naval Base.
Operations active 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Pilings are in place with yellow quick flashing lights marking a no-go zone around the Jetty.
All vessels entering Esquimalt Harbour are required to check in with KHM Operations on VHF channel 10 or by phone at 250-363-2160.
Minimum wake.
Prince Rupert Marine Communications and Traffic Services. All AIS services located at Cumshewa, Dundas Island, Kitimat, Maitland Island, Porcher Island, Klemtu, Rose Inlet, Mount Gil, Mount Hays, Naden Harbour, Van Inlet, Calvert Island, Denny Island, Holberg, Eliza Dome, Nootka, Mount Ozzard, and Port Alberni unreliable 282250 UTC Apr 2026.
Prince Rupert MCTS. RADAR located at Dundas Island inoperative 230230 UTC Apr 2026.
Light Unreliable
Underwater obstruction reported in Matlset Narrows north of Meares Island at 49 14.479N 125 46.403W at 151842 UTC Apr 2026.
Two buoys have been temporarily established in Kitimat Harbour at 53 59.689N 128 40.977W and 53 59.607N 128 40.930W.
They are yellow and displaying a solid white light.
Light changed from,
Red from 144 to 149, White from 149 to 152, Green from 152 to 154, to
Red from 144 to 149, White from 149 to 151.
ODAS buoy 277 in Kwakshua Channel reported off position.
Partially submerged pilings reported in the North Arm of the Fraser River in the vicinity of 49 12.624N 123 09.390W.
Described as two pilings installed as a pair and partially submerged.
Caution.
Changed to White tower with day boards on all sides, Nominal Range 6 NM Radar reflector added
Temporarily operating at 8NM nominal range.
Port Clements breakwater list of lights 795.3 has been changed to a White tower with red band and white bands on all sides Flash characteristics FI R 2s
Nominal range 3nm
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