Construction of New Marginal Wharf Underway in Glace Bay, N.S.
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The Government of Canada initiates the construction of a new marginal wharf in Glace Bay, valued at $8.9 million, to enhance the local fishing community's infrastructure.
GLACE BAY, N.S. – The Canadian government has commenced the construction of a new 174-metre marginal wharf in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. This significant project also includes the installation of a new electrical and lighting system at the harbour. The contract for this initiative has been awarded to Zutphen Contractors, with the total project value nearing $9 million. Completion of the construction is anticipated by the summer of 2027, as indicated in a recent government release. The Glace Bay Small Craft Harbour plays a vital role as a core fishing harbour in eastern Nova Scotia, predominantly supporting inshore lobster fishing activities. It is managed by the Harbour Authority of Glace Bay, which ensures its operation throughout the year for the local fishing community. Funding for this project has been secured through Budget 2024, reflecting the government’s commitment to enhancing maritime infrastructure in the region.
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lighting system
wharf construction
Budget 2024
Zutphen Contractors
Glace Bay
electrical system
public infrastructure
fishing harbour
marine construction
Nova Scotia
