100 Street Corridor - Phase 3

Start Date: Spring 2022

End Date: Fall 2022

Project Status:

Under construction

Category: Roads & Related Infrastructure

Budget: $9.6 million | Funded by Peace River Agreement and Water & Sewer Reserves

Project Description:

The third phase of the 100 Street Corridor project includes the upgrading of the below and above-ground upgrades on 100 Street between 99 Avenue and 101 Avenue. 

The underground infrastructure on 100 Street is ageing and needs to be upgraded, and with the necessary construction required, the City conducted a significant public engagement process in 2019 to hear from the community about how to improve the aboveground public spaces. 100 Street will continue to operate as a major transportation corridor within the city – functional for people and cars – and, at the same time, it will become more attractive and enjoyable to support a strong and vibrant downtown.

During construction, all businesses will remain open; however, their access may be modified slightly. Obey all signage and traffic control people.

Learn more about the project by visiting the 100 Street Corridor Major Projects page.

Construction Bulletins:


Road Closure:

Beginning on June 26, 2022, the following road closure will be in effect:

BC Transit Changes:

The downtown transit exchange at the North Peace Cultural Centre will be temporarily relocated two blocks south to 100 Street between 97 Avenue and 98 Avenue. All transit routes will be rerouted until further notice.

For more information, schedules and fares in Fort St. John, please visit bctransit.com/fort-st-john.

Contact Information:


Construction Inquiries:
Jim Stewart, Manager of Engineering
250 787 8150

Business Support:
Stephanie Peters, Project Coordinator
250 787 8150
100street@fortstjohn.ca