FortisBC

24/04/2026

They’re here! The FortisBC Osprey are back in their nest in Kelowna and they've already laid their first egg. https://bit.ly/4cwH1sz

Watch the LIVE Osprey Cam:

24/04/2026

On March 27, 2026, we filed our long-term gas resource plan with the BCUC. View the details of the application and the BCUC’s order https://bit.ly/4tuNyKc.

23/04/2026

We’re proud to share a major milestone: FortisBC has completed its 10,000th LNG refuelling event for marine vessels. Since 2016, our LNG bunkering program has helped marine operators transition away from higher‑emitting fuels, supported by strong partnerships and made‑in‑B.C. innovation. Thank you to our partners, including Seaspan Energy, BC Ferries, and the Musqueam Indian Band, for helping advance a more sustainable future for marine transportation.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4vJxhCB

23/04/2026

Advanced gas meter exchanges are now underway. Learn more about our project and how the new wireless meters can enhance future customer convenience and offer safety benefits. https://bit.ly/4smFb27

23/04/2026

On March 31, 2026, we filed our application for additional demand-side management expenditures with the BCUC. View the details of the application and the BCUC’s order https://bit.ly/4sLfhVS.

21/04/2026

When it comes to shopping for a new appliance, a little research goes a long way. Here’s everything you need to know before making your next purchase. https://bit.ly/4e6yC09

19/04/2026

UPDATE APRIL 19 AFTERNOON: As of 4 P.M. today, we have restored service to more than 5,950 customers with approximately 250 remaining.

Crews will continue working this evening and will be back tomorrow morning to complete any remaining relights and to respond to any calls from customers requesting a return visit to relight appliances.

Thank you for everyone’s patience as we work to repair and restore service. https://bit.ly/4eGM9cZ

Our crews are continuing work to safely restore gas service to approximately 6,200 customers affected by a service disruption in Lake Country and North Kelowna. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our customers’ patience as this work continues.

19/04/2026

UPDATE APRIL 19 AFTERNOON: As of 1 P.M. today, crews have restored service to more than 5,500 customers with approximately 650 remaining. Crews will continue to work throughout the day.

Reminder to customers to not attempt to turn on your gas or re-light your appliances yourself.

Thank you for everyone’s patience as we work to repair and restore service: https://bit.ly/4eGM9cZ

Our crews are continuing work to safely restore gas service to approximately 6,200 customers affected by a service disruption in Lake Country and North Kelowna. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our customers’ patience as this work continues.

19/04/2026

UPDATE APRIL 19 MORNING: As of 8:00 A.M. today, crews have restored service to over 5,200 customers with approximately 1,000 remaining. Crews will continue to work throughout the day.

Reminder that if you are not home, the technician will leave a door tag with instructions on how to request a return visit to relight your appliances.

Thank you for everyone’s patience as we work to repair and restore service. https://bit.ly/4eGM9cZ

Our crews are continuing work to safely restore gas service to approximately 6,200 customers affected by a service disruption in Lake Country and North Kelowna. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our customers’ patience as this work continues.

19/04/2026

UPDATE APRIL 18 AFTERNOON: As of 4 P.M. today, crews have completed 4,300 relights and counting for customers.

Crews will continue working this evening until 10:00 P.M. and will be back again tomorrow morning at 7:00 A.M. working until all customers have their service restored. Next update will be at approx 9 a.m. tomorrow.

Thank you for everyone’s patience as we work to repair and restore service. https://bit.ly/4eGM9cZ

District of Lake Country

Our crews are continuing work to safely restore gas service to approximately 6,200 customers affected by a service disruption in Lake Country and North Kelowna. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our customers’ patience as this work continues.

18/04/2026

UPDATE APRIL 18 AFTERNOON: As of 1 P.M. today, crews have completed 3,500 relights and counting for customers.

Reminder to customers to not attempt to turn on your gas or re-light your appliances yourself.

Thank you for everyone’s patience as we work to repair and restore service: https://bit.ly/4eGM9cZ

District of Lake Country

Our crews are continuing work to safely restore gas service to approximately 6,200 customers affected by a service disruption in Lake Country and North Kelowna. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate our customers’ patience as this work continues.