Public Notice INVITATION TO COMMENT
Job Description
INVITATION TO COMMENT ON Dehk’e Bridge Replacement- Frank Channel
Transport Canada’s Navigation Protection Program administers the Canadian Navigable Waters Act.
In accordance with requirements of the Canadian Navigable Waters Act, Benjamin Bey hereby gives notice that an application has been submitted to the Minister of Transport for the following works.
Common Project Registry Number 13351
Navigation Protection Program File Number 2025-615084
Project Description (Please describe the type of work, activity and status of work, for example: wharf, dam, etc.)
Bridge Replacement, Temporary Bridge, Berms, Fish Habitat Compensation & Erosion Protection Frank Channel,
Worksite location (Please include the name of the waterway, geographic coordinates, lot # if applicable, etc.)
62° 47′ 3.62″ N, 115° 56′ 47.50″ W
How to send comments:
Comments about the potential effect of this work must be received within 30 days of this posting.
We invite you to submit comments online through the Common Project Search site at: Common Project Search (https://common-project-search.canada.ca/). To do so, enter the registry number indicated above in the search box, and follow the instructions. Alternatively, comments can be mailed or emailed to:
Navigation Protection Program– Transport Canada
344 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg MB, R3C 0P6
NPP File number: 2025-615084
Email: TC.NPPPNR-PPNRPN.TC@tc.gc.ca
Note:
Comments will only be considered if they are in writing (electronic or mail) and received by the deadline. Transport Canada’s Navigation Protection Program may communicate with you to obtain additional information on your comments.
Transport Canada does not publish comments submitted through the Common Project Search site or mailed to the Navigation Protection Program (see Common Project Search- Navigation Protection Program Registry). However, comments submitted online or by mail are considered public record. As such, they are subject to the Privacy Act and the Access to Information Act and are accessible through access to information and privacy (ATIP) requests. This means the information you provide should not contain confidential or sensitive information since it could be disclosed (see Make an access to information or personal information request).
Posted at, Northwest Territories on September 17, 2025
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