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We build climate-resilient infrastructure in the North Atlantic

Continental Climate Construction Inc. designs and builds disaster-resistant structures, wharves, marine works and remote-site infrastructure across Newfoundland and Labrador, with skilled local and global trades, heavy equipment and advanced building technology. We are the construction partner for a proposed North Atlantic program with Canadian Adventure Charters, RedHawk and TerraMaris.

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Gooseberry IslandDevelopment and operations Charlottetown WharfWaterfront development Canadian ExplorerPolar Class icebreaker and support fleet MegaportPort and district development
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01 · Development and operations

Gooseberry Island

Gooseberry Island: proposed base, register interest only (no bookings or deposits). CAC is pursuing land tenure.

A proposed North Atlantic Estates program of luxury cabins and cottages, a signature lodge and shared spaces, to be designed and built by CCC, subject to approvals, with resilient envelopes, advanced 3D-printed and steel construction, and year-round operations support. All designs are concepts and remain subject to approvals.

  • Luxury cabin and cottage concepts built for North Atlantic weather
  • Workplace tent accommodation for project crews, with private bedrooms and 3D-printed washrooms
  • Year-round operations, maintenance and site services
Ask about Gooseberry Island →
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Existing wharf today
02 · Waterfront development

Charlottetown Home-Port Wharf

A proposed home port for the CAC fleet at the Charlottetown wharf, led by Canadian Adventure Charters with CCC infrastructure support. Plans include a rebuilt, resilient deck and berths for expedition vessels, superyachts and megayachts, subject to transfer, funding and regulatory approvals.

  • Wharf deck and berth rebuild for heavy-weather resilience
  • Homeport for CAC vessels and the CAC Polar Class Icebreaker Ship Canadian Explorer (planned)
  • Superyacht and megayacht berthing concepts
Discuss the wharf project →
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H160 on the ship and support barge
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15-ton vessel (planned): transporting workers and crew
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5-ton vessel (planned): transporting workers and crew
03 · Ship and support assets

CAC Polar Class Icebreaker Ship “Canadian Explorer” and support fleet

CCC supports the CAC Polar Class Icebreaker Ship “Canadian Explorer” and its support assets: H160 helicopters landing on the ship's helipad and on support barges (planned), plus 15-ton and 5-ton vessels transporting workers and crew (planned), logistics and expedition teams.

No vessel or aircraft has been purchased or contracted. Vessels, aviation and subs are planned/on request through licensed operators.

  • Canadian Explorer with H160 helipad operations (planned)
  • 15-ton and 5-ton vessels transporting workers and crew (planned)
  • Shore support, maintenance and logistics from the Charlottetown Wharf
Visit Canadian Adventure Charters →
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04 · Marine construction

Marine construction

Tugs, barges, cranes and heavy equipment working together to build and maintain wharves, breakwaters and island infrastructure in North Atlantic conditions, with helicopter lift for remote sites.

We are also developing ROV and drone inspection of wharves, piles and hulls, with underwater repair works delivered with qualified commercial diving contractors under engineered designs. See our services →

  • Wharf, berth and breakwater construction
  • Barge and tug logistics for island and coastal sites
  • Helicopter sling-load support for remote work
Discuss a marine project →
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05 · Clean energy

Clean energy (wind, solar, SMR)

Planned clean-energy concepts for remote and port developments: wind and solar generation with storage, and small modular reactor (SMR) options assessed for long-term baseload power. All options remain subject to feasibility studies, regulatory review and approvals.

  • Wind and solar with battery storage
  • SMR options under assessment for baseload power
  • Resilient microgrids for island and port sites
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06 · Working together

Climate-resilient by design

CCC, CAC and RedHawk crews work as one team on project sites and aboard the CAC Polar Class Icebreaker Ship “Canadian Explorer”. Our approach combines disaster-resistant design, advanced technology, equipment and AI tools with skilled local and global trades.

  • Disaster-resistant, climate-resilient design
  • Advanced equipment, 3D printing and AI-assisted planning
  • Skilled Newfoundland and Labrador trades with global partners
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07 · Port and district development

The Megaport

A proposed, phased marine gateway concept in Bonavista Bay. The first module focuses on practical marine and logistics services; later yacht, hospitality and ocean research facilities would each need their own feasibility studies, engagement, permits and approvals.

  • Icebreaker-ready deep-water port
  • Marina, wharf and waterfront promenade
  • Research, medical, residential and commercial districts
Partner on the Megaport →
North Atlantic Estates

Private client and partner access

North Atlantic Estates is a proposed concept on Gooseberry Island. Land tenure, subdivision and permits are not yet in place. Register interest only: no sales, reservations, bookings or deposits. Nothing on this site is an offer for sale.

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Group companies

One team delivering the program across sea, air, land and readiness.

Canadian Adventure Charters logoCanadian Adventure Charters RedHawk Survival Training Institute logoRedHawk Newfoundland Survival TerraMaris Club logoThe TerraMaris Club

Build with CCC

Get in touch to discuss resilient, climate-ready construction for your next project in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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