The Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline Project involves the installation of 50 kilometres of new natural gas pipeline between Coquitlam and Squamish, BC. In August, Ally Emergency Management collaborated with Surerus Murphy Joint Venture and FortisBC to conduct a table-top exercise (TTX) focused on validating response procedures for potential accidental pipeline ruptures. Surerus Murphy…
In June 2024, Ally teamed up with Sun Peaks Resort to conduct a Tabletop Exercise (TTX) to prepare for potential wildfires, including possible evacuations. The exercise was well attended with participants from Sun Peaks Resort, the Mountain Resort Municipality, Tourism Sun Peaks, Neskonlith Indian Band, RCMP, Thompson-Nicola Regional District, BC Wildfire Service, Kamloops Fire Rescue,…
In May 2024, Ally led an insightful Tabletop Exercise (TTX) for Westshore Terminals designed to simulate real-world emergency scenarios. The exercise featured three distinct scenarios, each focusing on potential worker injuries aboard a vessel docked at the terminal. The primary goal was to fine-tune response procedures and enhance inter-agency coordination in the face of such…
In April 2024, Ally supported the FortisBC Emergency Management team by conducting a tabletop exercise (TTX) at their Kootenay Operations Centre in Castlegar, BC. While FortisBC is commonly recognized as a natural gas provider, the company also owns over 7000 km of electric transmission and distribution power lines that power homes and businesses across British…