Construction in the area where the remains were found is on pause while the CRD works with the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations, Elizabeth Scott, deputy project director for the core area wastewater treatment program, said in a statement. Construction continues in other areas. The CRD is in compliance with the Heritage Conservation Act, which facilitates the protection and conservation of heritage property in the province, Scott said. The CRD did not say exactly what had been found. “Out of respect we won’t be providing more information at this time,” Scott said in the statement. David Jack lives near the site and walks past it most days, often chatting with people working on the project. On Monday, when he walked his dog past the site around Dallas Road and Eberts Street, he saw a group of people gathered around something, and one worker told him they had found some bones and that an archaeologist had been called.