Completed

Prince Rupert Container Terminal Development (Phase I)

The new Fairview Container Terminal has the capacity to move 500,000 TEUs (Twenty foot equivalent units) per year
North America's purest marine to rail intermodal transfer facility
capable of handling the 12,500 TEUs container ships of tomorrow
container yard will hold 7000 TEUs with space for 3000 in temporary storage; working rail track to hold more than 17000 feet of train
Maher Terminals of Canada Corp. provided 3 Super Post Panamax Cranes
Commenced operations with the arrival of Cosco’s Antwerp on October 31, 2007

Links:
Prince Rupert Container Terminal Development

Due to a strong Asian demand for thermal coal, the opening of new coal mines in northern British Columbia has increased the coal throughput at Ridley Island Terminals to 2.8 million tonnes up 177 percent in 2006
Ridley Terminals partnered with Houston Pellet Inc late in 2006 to build a wood pellet handling facility. They loaded their first vessel in May of 2007 and have shipped approximately one vessel per month since

Links:
Ridley Island Terminals

16,000 sqf facility including a 10,000 sqf convention centre
Offers 120 touch screen bingo terminals, 115 slot machines, 2 electronic Blackjack games, other lottery products and off-track betting for horse races
Enjoy high-end food services and harbor views with a 60 seat restaurant, 40 seat lounge with performance stage and 54 seat patio