Public Engagement Round 2

From June 1, 2021 to June 30, 2021, we are seeking your input on the proposed CP Logistics Park: Vancouver. During this second round of consultation, we’re providing information about and seeking feedback on the ongoing technical and environmental studies for the proposed project, including early consideration of potential mitigation approaches.

Here’s how you can participate:

CP will carefully consider the input you provide during the community consultation process.

 

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Draft Terms of Reference

Regulatory Review Process and Timeline

Public Engagement Round 1 (complete)

The first round of public engagement about the proposed CP Logistics Park: Vancouver took place between December 2, 2020 and January 15, 2021. During this time, CP introduced the proposed project and sought feedback on components of importance to the community. This phase of consultation included three virtual open houses which took place on December 8, December 12, and January 13.

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Access the materials library:

Community Consultation – Round 1 Summary Report

Consultation Discussion Guide

Press Release

Community Consultation – Round 1 Consideration Memo

Comparative Site Evaluation

Environmental review process

CP continues to work with stakeholders and the community throughout an extensive review process.

CP will share information with the public and provide opportunities to:

  • Thoroughly review and consider project information;
  • Ask questions and receive additional information; and
  • Submit comments regarding interests or concerns.
The federally regulated review process requires that CP develop studies undertaken by independent environmental professionals with expertise in relevant fields. These baseline studies will take over a year to complete and will cover areas such as:

  • Agriculture
  • Archaeology
  • Fisheries
  • Hydrology
  • Light, noise, and vibration
  • Vegetation and species-at-risk

Multi-round engagement