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October 2025 – Generation Shift

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Choose to do business in Kitimat. Choose to do business in Kitimat. Choose to do business in Kitimat. Choose to do business in Kitimat. kitimatbound.ca/entrepreneurs Choose more Choose more freedom and freedom and adventure adventure Choose more Choose more affordable affordable homes homes Choose more Choose more investment investment opportunities opportunities Kitimat.indd 1 Kitimat.indd 1 2024-07-30 10:53 AM 2024-07-30 10:53 AM A nchored by the nearly complete LNG Canada terminal, Kitimat will begin shipping Canadian liquefied natural gas to international markets by late 2025. This milestone, along with construction of the Cedar LNG project—an Indigenous-led initiative spearheaded by the Haisla Nation—highlights Kitimat's vital role in advancing economic development in the region. Originally built in the 1950s to serve the aluminium sector, Kitimat remains home to Rio Tinto's recently modernized smelter and a skilled workforce. Today, the town is a vibrant hub where global investment opportunities meet a balanced, West Coast lifestyle. Kitimat boasts an impressive combination of robust infrastructure and affordability. With high-speed internet, rail connections, highway access and an airport just a 30-minute drive away, Kitimat is well-equipped to support growth. And with an average home priced at just $393,413, Kitimat offers a rare chance to own property in BC's desirable real estate market. For residents, Kitimat's short commutes mean more time to spend with loved ones in the easily accessible great outdoors or making new connections in the town's many community gathering spaces. Kitimatians can hike, bike, boat or swim on the river, lake or ocean in summer; quench their thirst at the popular Two Peaks Brewery; perfect their swing at the Hirsch Creek Golf Club; work up a sweat at the town's ample rec centres, yoga studios and ice rinks; or carve turns on the slopes of nearby Shames Mountain in winter. Whether you're looking for the right place to launch a project, grow your career or raise a family, Kitimat offers it all. Connect with us: Walsham Tenshak Director of Economic Development, District of Kitimat 250-632-8900 ext.2255 wtenshak@kitimat.ca kitimatbound.ca Kitimat Bound Social Media: facebook.com/KitimatBound/ instagram.com/kitimatbound/ youtube.com/@kitimatbound8079 KITIMAT 2025: INDUSTRY, OPPORTUNITY, COMMUNITY In British Columbia's Northwest, Kitimat is transforming into a national centre for LNG exports and economic resilience. K I T I M AT Kitimat_v2.indd 1 Kitimat_v2.indd 1 2025-07-02 9:14 AM 2025-07-02 9:14 AM INVEST in BC 2 0 2 5 53 Official Publication of the BC Economic Development Association in special partnership with BCBusiness.

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