On September 26, 2024, a third-party propane transporter will be conducting a product transfer between two of their transport tanks at the refinery, overseen by regulatory bodies. This process, which will occur over the next 24-72 hours, has a small potential to produce odours and flaring through a temporary, portable flare, but poses no risk to the community.
If you have any concerns, please contact our Community Relations team at 1-604-257-4040 or [email protected]. You can also visit our Burnaby Refinery website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca.
Earlier this morning the refinery experienced a temporary operational issue that produced elevated flaring. Throughout today, you may notice instances of elevated flaring as we bring the Refinery back to normal operation.
Please connect with our Community Relations team if you have any concerns at 604-257-4040 or [email protected].
Following a severe and prolonged cold snap in January this year, the Burnaby Refinery experienced an operational event involving the Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit.
The refinery team responded swiftly and effectively to ensure the safety of the community and integrity of our operations.
We have since completed a comprehensive review of the matter, identifying key factors that contributed to the event as well as additional learnings related to our response to the event.
Burnaby Tank Truck Loading Rack
Why: Undertaking maintenance and repair work at our truck refueling rack.
When: Ongoing activity that began July 25, 2024, we anticipate this work to continue for an additional 2 and 4 weeks.
Burnaby Tank Truck Loading Rack
Why: Undertaking maintenance and repair work at our truck refueling rack.
When: Beginning July 25, 2024, we anticipate this work may take between 2 and 4 weeks to complete.
Thank you for your patience over the past several weeks. We have now successfully and safely restarted the refinery, and it has returned to normal operations.
During this process, your safety and well-being were top of mind. We moved through our restart process slowly and implemented several additional measures to mitigate any potential impacts.
We continue to progress through start up activities at the Refinery this weekend. Throughout this process, we anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains throughout the restart process. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
Restart activities continue to progress over the weekend at the Refinery. We anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains throughout the restart process. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
Over the weekend, we will continue to progress through start up activities at the Refinery. Throughout this process, we anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and the potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains throughout the restart process. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
This week, we are progressing through startup activities at the Refinery. We anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and the potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains in place. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
At the refinery this week, we continue feeding into the units. We anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke throughout this phase. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
We continue feeding into the units at the refinery. We anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke throughout this phase. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
This week, we continue feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we have reached our optimal operational temperatures and have begun the next phase of work.
We continue feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we have reached our optimal operational temperatures and have begun the next phase of work.
We continue feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we have reached our optimal operational temperatures and have begun the next phase of work.
We have begun feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we are nearing our optimal temperatures, which will allow us to move into the next phase of work.
We continue to circulate warm air through the processing units and increase the temperature of the processing units as we move towards the next phase of work. Over the next few days, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. We are carefully moving through this process, mitigating potential impacts on our neighbours.
Over the past weekend, as part of our re-start process, our refinery team circulated warm air through the processing units and began to increase the temperature of the processing units. We are carefully moving through this process, mitigating potential impacts on our neighbours.
Over the past weekend, as part of our re-start process, our refinery team circulated warm air through the processing units and began to increase the temperature of the processing units. We are carefully moving through this process, mitigating potential impacts on our neighbours.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
Starting today, Sunday Mach 10, we will begin the process by turning on the main air blower to heat the system. This is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
On Sunday Mach 10, we will begin the process by turning on the main air blower to heat the system. This is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
Beginning Sunday Mach 10, we will begin the process by turning on the main air blower to heat the system. This is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. At this time there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing according to schedule and to perform this work, we have some additional contractors on site. You may notice increased traffic in the area. To minimize the impact on our community, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. As we conduct our scheduled maintenance, the likelihood of smoke and odours remains low.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. During this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance as planned. There is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. With the additional contractors on site you may notice increased traffic. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, tonight we will be holding our Community Information Session. Details are attached below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details are attached below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details are attached below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact. There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours. In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details are attached below. We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team. In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours. In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details can be found below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Click into this notice for additional information.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Click into this notice for additional information.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but where possible we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Click into this notice for additional information.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. During this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours during this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. During this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing according to schedule. To perform this work, we have some additional contractors on site. You may notice increased traffic in the area. To minimize the impact on our community, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled those activities during the daylight hours. As we conduct our scheduled maintenance, the likelihood of smoke and odours remains low.
We wanted to update you on our scheduled maintenance. The work is progressing according to schedule, and to perform this work we have some additional contractors on site. This means you may notice increased traffic in the area. To minimize the impact on our community, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled those activities during the daylight hours. Additionally, as we conduct our scheduled maintenance there remains the low likelihood of smoke and odours.
As you are aware, we continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours, though you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Scheduled maintenance at the Burnaby Refinery continues. Our processing units were brought offline earlier this week and processing operations are currently paused. During this time, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail to deliver fuels safely and reliably to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island. Our scheduled maintenance will take approximately four weeks.
While there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work. We have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours.
Earlier this week, our processing units were brought offline and processing operations are currently paused as we undergo scheduled maintenance. Our scheduled maintenance will take approximately four weeks.
At this stage, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, though you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work. We have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours.
We want to provide some clarity about what is happening at the Burnaby Refinery right now. Our units were safely brought offline earlier this week, and processing operations are currently paused as we undergo scheduled maintenance.
Our scheduled maintenance will take approximately four weeks. The good news is that during this time, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail to deliver fuels safely and reliably to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
While there is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours..
Scheduled maintenance is ongoing at the Burnaby Refinery. While there is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
While processing operations are paused, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail directly into the refinery. This allows us to safely and reliably deliver fuels to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
Work at the Burnaby Refinery is progressing. We have begun our scheduled maintenance which will last approximately four weeks. While there is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice an increase in traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
Neighbours may experience higher than typical noise levels during the scheduled maintenance. We have scheduled activities as much as possible during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
While the refinery’s processing operations are paused, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail directly into the refinery. This allows us to safely and reliably deliver fuels to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
We’re progressing into the next phase of work at the Burnaby Refinery which includes previously scheduled maintenance that will last approximately four weeks. At this stage, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, though you may notice a higher than usual flare over the next few days, as well as an increase in traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
Neighbours may also experience higher than typical noise levels during the maintenance period. We have scheduled activities as much as possible for daytime hours to minimize disruptions and will maintain compliance with noise-related bylaws. We appreciate your patience and understanding. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
While the refinery’s processing operations are paused, our blending, shipping, terminal, and rack activities remain operational. This allows fuels to be offloaded from ships and rail directly into the refinery, from where they can be safely transported to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
With the first stage of our operational procedure complete at the Burnaby Refinery, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
As we progress to the next stage of the process, we will provide ongoing updates.
The first stage of our operational procedure at the Burnaby Refinery is complete. At this time, there is low likelihood of smoke our odours in the community. We continue to progress to the next stage of the process.
We appreciate everyone’s patience as we navigate this process. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours, and will provide ongoing updates as we progress work.
Today, we completed the first stage of the operational procedure at the Burnaby Refinery. We’re now progressing to the next stage of the process. At this point, there is low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we navigate this process. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours, and will provide ongoing updates as we progress work.
Today, we continued with our controlled and necessary operational procedure at the Burnaby Refinery. Third-party air monitoring, which was established around the community before work began, reported that air quality objective levels were within regulatory standards, and no smoke was produced from the stack. Additional air monitoring, which supplements the existing regulatory systems, continues to be in place as we progress with our multi-day procedure. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours as we complete this work.
As you know from our communications yesterday, the Burnaby Refinery began a controlled and necessary operational procedure this morning. Before work began, we set up extra third-party air monitoring in the surrounding area. Their reports show the air quality objective levels were within regulatory standards. A minimal amount of smoke was produced from the stack. Additional air monitoring, which supplements the existing regulatory systems, continues to be in place as this is a multi-day procedure. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours as we complete this work.
Starting Thursday morning, January 25, 2024, we are conducting a controlled and necessary operational procedure as the first step in the safe restart of the Refinery. With our community neighbours in mind, we are informing the public that tomorrow’s multi-day procedure may be noticeable.
As always, our goal is to have minimal impact on our neighbours and nearby communities. However, you may notice increased odour, flaring, and visible smoke over the next few days. We are working closely with our regulators and stakeholders as we advance this procedure, and are taking extra precautionary steps by enlisting third-party air monitoring to supplement the systems currently in place.
Please be advised of a controlled shutdown of processing operations at the Burnaby refinery. This shutdown will commence on Sunday evening (January 21). During shutdown, there is a possibility of increased flaring and noise.
Please be advised that earlier this morning, the Burnaby Refinery experienced an issue in one of its processing units. Parkland’s initial response vehicles were on site immediately as was Burnaby Fire Department and the RCMP. No injuries have been reported at this time. Neighbours in the community may notice elevated smoke, odours and particulate matter. The Refinery’s Incident Command is working to resolve this temporary issue.
Please be advised that neighbours and communities around the Burnaby Refinery may continue to notice a higher than usual flare and potential intermittent noise over the next several days as start up activities progress.
Due to unseasonably cold temperatures, we are experiencing disruption in unit operations at the Parkland Burnaby Refinery. Neighbours and communities around the Burnaby Refinery may notice a higher than usual flare and potential intermittent noise from the flaring. This may continue for the next several days.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting unplanned maintenance work in a processing unit starting this evening. Please be advised that neighbours and communities near the Refinery may see a higher-than-usual flare and noise intermittently over the next several days, as the unit is safely shut down and restarted.
Please be advised the Burnaby Refinery experienced a loss of external power just before midnight on October 24, 2023. With the loss of power, refinery safety systems functioned as designed and refinery units were shut down in a safe and controlled fashion. In the coming days, the Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be undergoing a start-up process to bring our operations back online. During this period, nearby residents may notice a higher than usual flare and increased noise level.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be taking some refinery processing units offline to conduct minor maintenance over the course of the week, starting Monday, October 2nd. During this time, nearby residents may notice a higher-than-normal flare and potential noise from the flaring.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting maintenance work in one of our process units during the day tomorrow, Wednesday, August 16, 2023. As a result of this maintenance work, residents in the vicinity might observe an elevated flare and increased noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery experienced an issue with a piece of equipment that resulted in an unplanned shutdown of a unit. Personnel will progress maintenance on the equipment over the next several days. During this time, nearby residents will notice a higher-than-normal flare and potential noise from the flaring.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be taking a piece of equipment offline tomorrow to conduct unplanned minor maintenance. During this event, nearby neighbours will notice a higher than usual flare and potentially noise from the flaring. It’s anticipated the higher-than-normal flaring will conclude later this week.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will bring machinery and equipment safely on-line starting later this afternoon and will resume full operations over the next several days. During the restart, nearby residents may notice a higher than usual flare and noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting an unplanned shutdown to perform minor maintenance on a processing unit. As process equipment is being taken offline, the community and nearby residents may notice a higher than usual flare and noise later this evening, with an anticipated end tomorrow.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is close to completing the scheduled maintenance and will resume operations of some processing units starting early next week. As the Refinery brings machinery and equipment safely-online, neighbours and communities nearby the Refinery may notice a higher than usual flare and noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is preparing for its February 1 planned scheduled maintenance that will ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operations. Please be advised that neighbours and communities nearby the Refinery may see a higher than usual flare and noise as machinery and equipment is taken off-line to start the maintenance work.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery experienced an electric power-outage today and will be restarting the Refinery over the next week. Please be advised that neighbours and communities nearby the Refinery may see a higher than usual flare and noise, as machinery and equipment is safely restarted. All safety protocols will be followed and regulators have been notified.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting minor maintenance on two processing units. As the units are being worked on, the community and nearby residents may see a higher than usual flare and noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting minor maintenance on two processing units. As the units are being worked on, the community and nearby residents may see a higher than usual flare and noise.
Parkland’s Burnaby Refinery (hereafter the Refinery) currently operates under the authorization of an air quality permit issued by Metro Vancouver, which is set to expire on July 31, 2022. With the expiration quickly approaching, Parkland is well underway in the application process to renew and amend the permit to align with Parkland’s commitment to reducing air emissions through investment in new technologies and infrastructure.
Due to unseasonably cold temperatures, some equipment at the Parkland Burnaby Refinery has been impacted.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery has begun the process to safely prepare the refinery to resume processing operations. The refinery had paused its operations due to the shutdown of the Trans Mountain Pipeline on November 14, 2021 in response to extreme rainfall.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery has initiated steps to pause its refinery processing operations due to the shutdown of the Trans Mountain Pipeline on November 14 because of heavy rain fall and extreme weather conditions.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is nearing completion of its planned scheduled maintenance that ensures safe, reliable, and efficient operations.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is conducting its planned scheduled maintenance that will ensure safe, reliable and efficient operations and is expected to conclude mid-November.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is preparing for its October 1, 2021 planned scheduled maintenance that will ensure safe, reliable and efficient operations.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be completing some scheduled maintenance from October to part of November to ensure we continue to operate safely and reliably. We understand that maintenance work may at times feel disruptive and want to assure you that our teams of planners and experts are working hard to minimize potential impacts to you and our community.
Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be hosting the CAP Annual Neighborhood Meeting via Zoom on Wednesday, December 2, 2020.
Parkland Refining (B.C.) Ltd. (Parkland) currently operates under air discharge permit GVA-0117 issued by Metro Vancouver. The current permit is valid until January 31st, 2021. We have applied to Metro Vancouver to extend the permit by 18 months until July 31, 2022.
Parkland has summarized and reviewed community input regarding the sightline mitigation replanting plan at N. Carleton Ave and Yale St., and will begin planting in October 2020.
On June 29, 2020 Parkland submitted a Project Notification with the BC Provincial Environmental Assessment Office (EAO). During the public comment period, several questions and concerns were raised.
Parkland is seeking community input regarding a proposed sightline replanting plan at N. Carleton Ave and Yale St, Burnaby to provide a visual buffer and to improve sound dampening.
Tree removals are required for a planned project in the storage tank area.
Parkland is seeking public input for a proposed replanting plan at the Yale & North Carleton Gate to provide a visual buffer and improve sound dampening while improving facility fire safety.
As part of our commitment to safety, Burnaby Refinery completed selective tree removals within its storage tank areas in late 2019. While this necessary work was part of Parkland’s proactive efforts to address new industry safety regulations, we did not follow our own standards for proactive communication and notification with our neighbours in advance of work beginning, and for this we sincerely apologize.
On September 26, 2024, a third-party propane transporter will be conducting a product transfer between two of their transport tanks at the refinery, overseen by regulatory bodies. This process, which will occur over the next 24-72 hours, has a small potential to produce odours and flaring through a temporary, portable flare, but poses no risk to the community.
If you have any concerns, please contact our Community Relations team at 1-604-257-4040 or [email protected]. You can also visit our Burnaby Refinery website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca.
Earlier this morning the refinery experienced a temporary operational issue that produced elevated flaring. Throughout today, you may notice instances of elevated flaring as we bring the Refinery back to normal operation.
Please connect with our Community Relations team if you have any concerns at 604-257-4040 or [email protected].
Following a severe and prolonged cold snap in January this year, the Burnaby Refinery experienced an operational event involving the Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit.
The refinery team responded swiftly and effectively to ensure the safety of the community and integrity of our operations.
We have since completed a comprehensive review of the matter, identifying key factors that contributed to the event as well as additional learnings related to our response to the event.
Burnaby Tank Truck Loading Rack
Why: Undertaking maintenance and repair work at our truck refueling rack.
When: Ongoing activity that began July 25, 2024, we anticipate this work to continue for an additional 2 and 4 weeks.
Burnaby Tank Truck Loading Rack
Why: Undertaking maintenance and repair work at our truck refueling rack.
When: Beginning July 25, 2024, we anticipate this work may take between 2 and 4 weeks to complete.
Thank you for your patience over the past several weeks. We have now successfully and safely restarted the refinery, and it has returned to normal operations.
During this process, your safety and well-being were top of mind. We moved through our restart process slowly and implemented several additional measures to mitigate any potential impacts.
We continue to progress through start up activities at the Refinery this weekend. Throughout this process, we anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains throughout the restart process. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
Restart activities continue to progress over the weekend at the Refinery. We anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains throughout the restart process. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
Over the weekend, we will continue to progress through start up activities at the Refinery. Throughout this process, we anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and the potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains throughout the restart process. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
This week, we are progressing through startup activities at the Refinery. We anticipate that there may be periods of elevated flaring and the potential for odours, noise and smoke. Round-the-clock monitoring of odours remains in place. The flare is also monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely.
At the refinery this week, we continue feeding into the units. We anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke throughout this phase. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
We continue feeding into the units at the refinery. We anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke throughout this phase. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
This week, we continue feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we have reached our optimal operational temperatures and have begun the next phase of work.
We continue feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we have reached our optimal operational temperatures and have begun the next phase of work.
We continue feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we have reached our optimal operational temperatures and have begun the next phase of work.
We have begun feeding into the units at the refinery. Throughout this phase, we anticipate there may be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. The flare is an important safety measure and environmental control tool that keeps our facility running safely. The flare is monitored 24/7 by our expert teams, and we have mitigation plans in place to minimize the potential impacts on our neighbours.
Having spent the last week circulating warm air through the processing units, we are nearing our optimal temperatures, which will allow us to move into the next phase of work.
We continue to circulate warm air through the processing units and increase the temperature of the processing units as we move towards the next phase of work. Over the next few days, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise, and smoke. We are carefully moving through this process, mitigating potential impacts on our neighbours.
Over the past weekend, as part of our re-start process, our refinery team circulated warm air through the processing units and began to increase the temperature of the processing units. We are carefully moving through this process, mitigating potential impacts on our neighbours.
Over the past weekend, as part of our re-start process, our refinery team circulated warm air through the processing units and began to increase the temperature of the processing units. We are carefully moving through this process, mitigating potential impacts on our neighbours.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
We have begun heating the processing systems which is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature before we start feeding crude oil into the refinery. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
Starting today, Sunday Mach 10, we will begin the process by turning on the main air blower to heat the system. This is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
On Sunday Mach 10, we will begin the process by turning on the main air blower to heat the system. This is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
Beginning Sunday Mach 10, we will begin the process by turning on the main air blower to heat the system. This is an essential step to get everything up to the right temperature. During this time, there will be periods of elevated flaring, and some potential for odours, noise and smoke. Additional third-party air monitoring will be deployed to complement existing regulatory systems, with round-the-clock monitoring throughout the restart process.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. At this time there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
As we complete this work, there is the potential for increased noise but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing according to schedule and to perform this work, we have some additional contractors on site. You may notice increased traffic in the area. To minimize the impact on our community, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. As we conduct our scheduled maintenance, the likelihood of smoke and odours remains low.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. During this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance as planned. There is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. With the additional contractors on site you may notice increased traffic. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, tonight we will be holding our Community Information Session. Details are attached below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details are attached below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To help minimize the impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details are attached below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact. There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours. In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details are attached below. We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team. In the meantime, for the most up-to-date information, please visit our website at www.burnabyrefinery.ca. You can also contact us by email ([email protected]) or by phone (604-257-4040) if you have any questions.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours. In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Details can be found below.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Click into this notice for additional information.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Click into this notice for additional information.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but where possible we have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
In light of the recent unplanned shutdown at the Burnaby Refinery on January 21, 2024, we want to notify you of our upcoming Community Information Session. Click into this notice for additional information.
We are committed to transparent communication and building a stronger relationship with our community. This session will allow for an open dialogue, where you can ask questions and share your concerns directly with the refinery team.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours at this time, however, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. During this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance continues to progress as planned. There is a low likelihood of smoke or odours during this time. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing as planned. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. We have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel to help minimize the impact.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
We continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. During this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours. You may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Our scheduled maintenance is progressing according to schedule. To perform this work, we have some additional contractors on site. You may notice increased traffic in the area. To minimize the impact on our community, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled those activities during the daylight hours. As we conduct our scheduled maintenance, the likelihood of smoke and odours remains low.
We wanted to update you on our scheduled maintenance. The work is progressing according to schedule, and to perform this work we have some additional contractors on site. This means you may notice increased traffic in the area. To minimize the impact on our community, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
There is the potential for increased noise as we complete this work, but we have scheduled those activities during the daylight hours. Additionally, as we conduct our scheduled maintenance there remains the low likelihood of smoke and odours.
As you are aware, we continue to progress through our scheduled maintenance. At this time, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours, though you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
Scheduled maintenance at the Burnaby Refinery continues. Our processing units were brought offline earlier this week and processing operations are currently paused. During this time, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail to deliver fuels safely and reliably to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island. Our scheduled maintenance will take approximately four weeks.
While there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work. We have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours.
Earlier this week, our processing units were brought offline and processing operations are currently paused as we undergo scheduled maintenance. Our scheduled maintenance will take approximately four weeks.
At this stage, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, though you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work. We have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours.
We want to provide some clarity about what is happening at the Burnaby Refinery right now. Our units were safely brought offline earlier this week, and processing operations are currently paused as we undergo scheduled maintenance.
Our scheduled maintenance will take approximately four weeks. The good news is that during this time, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail to deliver fuels safely and reliably to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
While there is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours..
Scheduled maintenance is ongoing at the Burnaby Refinery. While there is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice increased traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
You may notice increased noise as we complete work but have scheduled activities during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
While processing operations are paused, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail directly into the refinery. This allows us to safely and reliably deliver fuels to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
Work at the Burnaby Refinery is progressing. We have begun our scheduled maintenance which will last approximately four weeks. While there is still a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, you may notice an increase in traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
Neighbours may experience higher than typical noise levels during the scheduled maintenance. We have scheduled activities as much as possible during daytime hours to minimize disruptions. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
While the refinery’s processing operations are paused, we are still offloading fuels from ships and rail directly into the refinery. This allows us to safely and reliably deliver fuels to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
We’re progressing into the next phase of work at the Burnaby Refinery which includes previously scheduled maintenance that will last approximately four weeks. At this stage, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community, though you may notice a higher than usual flare over the next few days, as well as an increase in traffic with additional contractors on site. To minimize this impact, we have a traffic management plan in place that specifies routes and directions of travel.
Neighbours may also experience higher than typical noise levels during the maintenance period. We have scheduled activities as much as possible for daytime hours to minimize disruptions and will maintain compliance with noise-related bylaws. We appreciate your patience and understanding. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
While the refinery’s processing operations are paused, our blending, shipping, terminal, and rack activities remain operational. This allows fuels to be offloaded from ships and rail directly into the refinery, from where they can be safely transported to our customers across the lower mainland and Vancouver Island.
With the first stage of our operational procedure complete at the Burnaby Refinery, there is a low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours.
As we progress to the next stage of the process, we will provide ongoing updates.
The first stage of our operational procedure at the Burnaby Refinery is complete. At this time, there is low likelihood of smoke our odours in the community. We continue to progress to the next stage of the process.
We appreciate everyone’s patience as we navigate this process. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours, and will provide ongoing updates as we progress work.
Today, we completed the first stage of the operational procedure at the Burnaby Refinery. We’re now progressing to the next stage of the process. At this point, there is low likelihood of smoke or odours in the community. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we navigate this process. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours, and will provide ongoing updates as we progress work.
Today, we continued with our controlled and necessary operational procedure at the Burnaby Refinery. Third-party air monitoring, which was established around the community before work began, reported that air quality objective levels were within regulatory standards, and no smoke was produced from the stack. Additional air monitoring, which supplements the existing regulatory systems, continues to be in place as we progress with our multi-day procedure. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders, and community neighbours as we complete this work.
As you know from our communications yesterday, the Burnaby Refinery began a controlled and necessary operational procedure this morning. Before work began, we set up extra third-party air monitoring in the surrounding area. Their reports show the air quality objective levels were within regulatory standards. A minimal amount of smoke was produced from the stack. Additional air monitoring, which supplements the existing regulatory systems, continues to be in place as this is a multi-day procedure. We continue to work closely with our regulators, stakeholders and community neighbours as we complete this work.
Starting Thursday morning, January 25, 2024, we are conducting a controlled and necessary operational procedure as the first step in the safe restart of the Refinery. With our community neighbours in mind, we are informing the public that tomorrow’s multi-day procedure may be noticeable.
As always, our goal is to have minimal impact on our neighbours and nearby communities. However, you may notice increased odour, flaring, and visible smoke over the next few days. We are working closely with our regulators and stakeholders as we advance this procedure, and are taking extra precautionary steps by enlisting third-party air monitoring to supplement the systems currently in place.
Please be advised of a controlled shutdown of processing operations at the Burnaby refinery. This shutdown will commence on Sunday evening (January 21). During shutdown, there is a possibility of increased flaring and noise.
Please be advised that earlier this morning, the Burnaby Refinery experienced an issue in one of its processing units. Parkland’s initial response vehicles were on site immediately as was Burnaby Fire Department and the RCMP. No injuries have been reported at this time. Neighbours in the community may notice elevated smoke, odours and particulate matter. The Refinery’s Incident Command is working to resolve this temporary issue.
Please be advised that neighbours and communities around the Burnaby Refinery may continue to notice a higher than usual flare and potential intermittent noise over the next several days as start up activities progress.
Due to unseasonably cold temperatures, we are experiencing disruption in unit operations at the Parkland Burnaby Refinery. Neighbours and communities around the Burnaby Refinery may notice a higher than usual flare and potential intermittent noise from the flaring. This may continue for the next several days.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting unplanned maintenance work in a processing unit starting this evening. Please be advised that neighbours and communities near the Refinery may see a higher-than-usual flare and noise intermittently over the next several days, as the unit is safely shut down and restarted.
Please be advised the Burnaby Refinery experienced a loss of external power just before midnight on October 24, 2023. With the loss of power, refinery safety systems functioned as designed and refinery units were shut down in a safe and controlled fashion. In the coming days, the Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be undergoing a start-up process to bring our operations back online. During this period, nearby residents may notice a higher than usual flare and increased noise level.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be taking some refinery processing units offline to conduct minor maintenance over the course of the week, starting Monday, October 2nd. During this time, nearby residents may notice a higher-than-normal flare and potential noise from the flaring.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting maintenance work in one of our process units during the day tomorrow, Wednesday, August 16, 2023. As a result of this maintenance work, residents in the vicinity might observe an elevated flare and increased noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery experienced an issue with a piece of equipment that resulted in an unplanned shutdown of a unit. Personnel will progress maintenance on the equipment over the next several days. During this time, nearby residents will notice a higher-than-normal flare and potential noise from the flaring.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be taking a piece of equipment offline tomorrow to conduct unplanned minor maintenance. During this event, nearby neighbours will notice a higher than usual flare and potentially noise from the flaring. It’s anticipated the higher-than-normal flaring will conclude later this week.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will bring machinery and equipment safely on-line starting later this afternoon and will resume full operations over the next several days. During the restart, nearby residents may notice a higher than usual flare and noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting an unplanned shutdown to perform minor maintenance on a processing unit. As process equipment is being taken offline, the community and nearby residents may notice a higher than usual flare and noise later this evening, with an anticipated end tomorrow.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is close to completing the scheduled maintenance and will resume operations of some processing units starting early next week. As the Refinery brings machinery and equipment safely-online, neighbours and communities nearby the Refinery may notice a higher than usual flare and noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is preparing for its February 1 planned scheduled maintenance that will ensure safe, reliable, and efficient operations. Please be advised that neighbours and communities nearby the Refinery may see a higher than usual flare and noise as machinery and equipment is taken off-line to start the maintenance work.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery experienced an electric power-outage today and will be restarting the Refinery over the next week. Please be advised that neighbours and communities nearby the Refinery may see a higher than usual flare and noise, as machinery and equipment is safely restarted. All safety protocols will be followed and regulators have been notified.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting minor maintenance on two processing units. As the units are being worked on, the community and nearby residents may see a higher than usual flare and noise.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be conducting minor maintenance on two processing units. As the units are being worked on, the community and nearby residents may see a higher than usual flare and noise.
Parkland’s Burnaby Refinery (hereafter the Refinery) currently operates under the authorization of an air quality permit issued by Metro Vancouver, which is set to expire on July 31, 2022. With the expiration quickly approaching, Parkland is well underway in the application process to renew and amend the permit to align with Parkland’s commitment to reducing air emissions through investment in new technologies and infrastructure.
Due to unseasonably cold temperatures, some equipment at the Parkland Burnaby Refinery has been impacted.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery has begun the process to safely prepare the refinery to resume processing operations. The refinery had paused its operations due to the shutdown of the Trans Mountain Pipeline on November 14, 2021 in response to extreme rainfall.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery has initiated steps to pause its refinery processing operations due to the shutdown of the Trans Mountain Pipeline on November 14 because of heavy rain fall and extreme weather conditions.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is nearing completion of its planned scheduled maintenance that ensures safe, reliable, and efficient operations.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is conducting its planned scheduled maintenance that will ensure safe, reliable and efficient operations and is expected to conclude mid-November.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery is preparing for its October 1, 2021 planned scheduled maintenance that will ensure safe, reliable and efficient operations.
The Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be completing some scheduled maintenance from October to part of November to ensure we continue to operate safely and reliably. We understand that maintenance work may at times feel disruptive and want to assure you that our teams of planners and experts are working hard to minimize potential impacts to you and our community.
Parkland Burnaby Refinery will be hosting the CAP Annual Neighborhood Meeting via Zoom on Wednesday, December 2, 2020.
Parkland Refining (B.C.) Ltd. (Parkland) currently operates under air discharge permit GVA-0117 issued by Metro Vancouver. The current permit is valid until January 31st, 2021. We have applied to Metro Vancouver to extend the permit by 18 months until July 31, 2022.
Parkland has summarized and reviewed community input regarding the sightline mitigation replanting plan at N. Carleton Ave and Yale St., and will begin planting in October 2020.
On June 29, 2020 Parkland submitted a Project Notification with the BC Provincial Environmental Assessment Office (EAO). During the public comment period, several questions and concerns were raised.
Parkland is seeking community input regarding a proposed sightline replanting plan at N. Carleton Ave and Yale St, Burnaby to provide a visual buffer and to improve sound dampening.
Tree removals are required for a planned project in the storage tank area.
Parkland is seeking public input for a proposed replanting plan at the Yale & North Carleton Gate to provide a visual buffer and improve sound dampening while improving facility fire safety.
As part of our commitment to safety, Burnaby Refinery completed selective tree removals within its storage tank areas in late 2019. While this necessary work was part of Parkland’s proactive efforts to address new industry safety regulations, we did not follow our own standards for proactive communication and notification with our neighbours in advance of work beginning, and for this we sincerely apologize.
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