Major Projects

The City delivers a wide range of projects every year to meet the diverse needs of our community and to respond to Council's Strategic Priorities. The featured Major Projects are large-scale, planned, City-led initiatives. Explore below to learn more and see how this work may impact public spaces like parks, plazas, streets and City buildings. 

An illustrated rendering of a community hub in Topaz Park shows children playing in an open space surrounded by trees.

Topaz Park Improvements

Project status
Underway
The City is working on phase two of the Topaz Park Improvement Plan.
map showing areas of the city impacted

Water Main Flushing - Fall 2025

Project status
Underway
Water main flushing is underway to help maintain high quality drinking water.
map showing areas of the city impacted

Water Main Lining 2025

Project status
Wrap up
The City is upgrading underground water mains in locations across Victoria.
Retaining wall at 1112 Wharf Street

Wharf Street Historic Wall Rehabilitation

Project status
Wrap up
The City is rehabilitating a historic retaining wall that runs along Wharf Street.
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Other Major Projects in Victoria

The City works with other public partners to help deliver major infrastructure projects. Learn more about upcoming projects happening in Victoria led by our partners that may affect City parks, plazas, streets and buildings.

BC Hydro Transmission Cable Replacement

BC Hydro is replacing an aging underground cable to ensure reliable power supply, enhance seismic resilience and address environmental risks.
Map of Victoria to Esquimalt transmission cable location.

Belleville Terminal Redevelopment

The Province of B.C. is replacing the Belleville Terminal to provide a safe and secure, modern, inclusive international port of entry and terminal facility that responds to current and long-term needs.
The inner harbour of Victoria showing the Belleville Terminal in the background.

Japanese Canadian Monument Park

The Province of B.C. is building a monument park and Japanese garden to acknowledge Japanese Canadian internment and honour those who were wrongly displaced in the 1940s.
Architectural rendering of the future monument.