We are dedicated to the upkeep and improvement of CNC. We take pride in managing the operation and maintenance of the campus infrastructure, including building repairs, building automation systems, renovations and construction, landscaping, and capital projects.

Campus Access & Updates

Stay informed. Bookmark this page to get the latest updates on construction activity, access changes, and project timelines across campus. This page is updated regularly to help you plan ahead.

Need help navigating campus? View all accessible doors throughout the Main Building.

Building Envelope Update

Building envelope work continues across the Prince George Campus through November, including exterior finishing, stair and canopy work, lighting installation, and skylight replacement.

Skylight replacement begins Friday, November 6, at the Main Entrance atrium. Scaffolding installation takes place after 4:00pm.

Upcoming closures:

  • Wednesday, November 4: North-side 300 Block exits, bridge and loading dock closed for mechanical louvre work.

  • Saturday, November 7 and Sunday, November 8: Main Entrance doors closed for maintenance.

Accessibility & Detours

  • Accessible parking at the South Main Entrance is temporarily relocated near the crosswalk ramp.

  • The following entrances and exits remain closed:

    • East Entrance

    • Two 1st-floor exits in the 300 Block

    • Back entrance of the Health and Wellness Centre (closed except for emergencies)

  • Temporary route changes may be needed near active scaffolding work, including the corridor outside the Learning Commons.

Please follow posted signage and allow extra time when travelling through campus.

For detailed project information and updates, see Current Projects below.

Edited: November 4, 2026

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Construction Map

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Construction Map

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Construction Map

Current Projects

Building Envelope Project

Current Update

The Building Envelope Project at CNC’s Prince George campus, funded by the Ministry of Infrastructure, enhances campus sustainability and energy efficiency for a resilient, future-ready environment.

Wayfinding Project

Current Update

The Wayfinding Project at the Prince George Campus improves campus navigation with clear, accessible signage while creating a more connected and welcoming environment for students, employees, and visitors.

washroom 3rd floor of the 100 Block (before)

100 Block Washroom Renovations

Current Update

Renovations to the two washrooms on the 3rd floor of the 100 Block are tentatively scheduled to begin in early October and continue until mid-December 2026. Both washrooms will be closed during construction. Please use alternate washrooms during this time.

100 Block HVAC Upgrade

HVAC upgrades begin Monday, November 9, with overnight work from 9:00pm - 7:00am, Monday through Thursday.

The upgrades will improve classroom temperature control. No classroom closures, access changes, or service interruptions are expected.

Work is expected to be substantially complete by mid-March 2027.

Completed Projects

Network Renewal
Network Renewal
Main Entrance Renewal
Main Entrance Renewal
500 Block Flooring
500 Block Flooring
Transit Shelter Upgrade
Transit Shelter Upgrade
Main Entrance Art Installation
Main Entrance Art Installation

Frequently Asked Questions

Construction projects are a vital part of the ongoing development and improvement of the College. These projects bring numerous short- and long-term benefits, such as enhanced facilities and modernized infrastructure, improved overall campus experience, support for academic excellence, and promotion of sustainability.

Funding for Capital Projects comes from the government and is specifically allocated for construction projects to maintain and improve infrastructure. This funding is separate from the provincial funding that supports operational costs, research, and program-specific initiatives.

While building improvement projects bring many benefits, they also involve some short-term inconveniences. During construction projects, you may experience:

  • Temporary re-routing to alternate entrances and exits,
  • Closure of areas where construction is occurring,
  • Increased noise levels, and
  • Potential localized disruptions to utilities.

Efforts are made to minimize disruption. However, despite our best efforts, some construction-related inconveniences are unavoidable. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work towards enhancing our facilities.  Staying informed through our official updates will help you navigate any changes and ensure a smooth transition during this period.

Yes, alternate routes are typically provided to ensure safe access to campus buildings. Information on these routes will be posted around campus and online.

Accessibility is a priority. Alternative accessible routes and temporary facilities will be provided to accommodate all students, staff, and visitors.

For questions or concerns, contact the campus facilities department.

Facilities Services

Contact

Facilities Services

  • Prince George
  • 250-561-5821
  • 250-561-5865
Room 2-922