Location: Richmond, BC
Status:now accepting resumes
Job Duration: 14 weeks, 40 hours per week.
Latest start date for the position: May 25, 2026
Description
Duties include light painting, power washing, weed whacking and general clean up.
Applicants must be between 16 and 30 years old. Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident,
Or person to whom refugee protection has been conferred and be legally entitled to work in Canada.
email: info@stevestonharbour.com
Spot prawn dock sales start Friday May 15th, 2026.
Fish Safe’s Waves of SAFETY is hitting the wharves, just in time for the prawn season!
Attention Harbour Users,
The Fisherman’s Ice Plant hours for the coming holidays are as follows:
December 24th – 8am – 12pm
December 25th – closed
December 26th – closed
December 31st – 8am – 12 pm
January 1st – Closed
All the best and Happy Holidays from the Ice plant staff
Attention Harbour Users
Water will be turned off for the winter season starting December 22, 2025 until further notice.
Thank You,
SHA Staff
The ice plant is undergoing maintenance this week.
If you would like ice delivery, please call 604-808-6649
All transient moorage is now closed until November 1st, 2025 due to dredging.
Transient Berthage will be closed August 18th, 2025 until October 31st, 2025 due to channel dredging.
Steveston residents may have been wondering what is going on with the work at our Chatham street parking lot. The Steveston Harbour Authority is currently working on levelling and paving the lot. LED lighting and future infrastructure for future EV car charging is also being put in place along with electrical tie-ins for tv/movie production companies. This will eliminate the need for diesel generators during the filming process.
Update on the Chilcotin River,
The area on notice is BC Inland Waterways and Lakes.
The NAVWARN was issued yesterday to support awareness to people recreating and/or working on the Fraser River.
There is potential for the debris to travel the entire length of the Fraser River, from the confluence with the Chilcotin River all the way to the Pacific Ocean
The actual debris volume that will make it past the debris trap is unknown.
Link to the NAVWARN details that were posted yesterday NAVWARN details (ccg-gcc.gc.ca)
