How to read Canada’s major-project map
The map is a discovery surface, not a parcel-level GIS. A marker may represent an exact or approximate site, a named locality, a wider region, a corridor, or multiple sites. The label and evidence note tell you what the public sources support.
How should I read the BuildAtlas map?
The map is a discovery surface, not a parcel-level GIS. A marker may represent an exact or approximate site, a named locality, a wider region, a corridor, or multiple sites. The label and evidence note tell you what the public sources support.
Use the answer as an entry point
Learn how BuildAtlas represents exact, approximate, regional, corridor, and multi-site project geography without overstating precision.
What remains uncertain
BuildAtlas keeps source facts, reported claims, and its own analysis distinct. Follow the linked evidence and methodology before treating a project description or relationship as a commitment.
Sources behind this guide
- Covenant Energy Ltd. written brief · observed by BuildAtlas 2026-09-14
BuildAtlas separates public-source facts, reported statements, and its own clearly labelled interpretation. See the methodology for how to read the evidence.