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Welcome to PortTalk

Welcome to our new look, designed to link seamlessly with our main website.  

PortTalk is Port Metro Vancouver’s engagement and consultation tool for connecting with people in the communities in which we operate.  This new platform provides a convenient way for you to seek information and provide feedback on Port-led projects of interest to you.  This will help us include your input and enable us to make informed decisions about projects and port operations that benefit our shared future.

We want to hear from you!  To find out more about our current projects, port operations and opportunities for input, please view the list below and click on the project in which you are interested, or to ask us a general question, please click on the
Community Q & A tab below.  

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Current Projects

Low Level Road Project

Low Level Road Project

Includes elevating and realigning the existing Low Level Road, addresses slope stability, eliminates three at-grade rail crossings, improves road safety and accelerates the City's Spirit Trail Master Plan.  This will increase the international competitiveness of the North Shore Trade Area by improving the efficiency of Port operations while addressing long-standing community needs. 

Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project

Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project

A proposed new multi-berth container terminal at Roberts Bank in Delta that would provide additional capacity of 2.4 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent unit containers) per year to meet forecast demand until 2030. 

South Shore Corridor Project

South Shore Corridor Project

Includes a new elevated road, pedestrian overpass, and roadway and technology improvements on Port land in Vancouver.  These improvements will enhance Port operations and provide for future rail capacity improvements as trade on the South Shore continues to grow.  Construction is underway. 

Land Use Plan

Land Use Plan

Work is underway to update our Land Use Plan, which will articulate our policies on land use and development, and identify the appropriate types of uses on land and water across the Port’s entire jurisdiction.