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Will BC’s energy projects end in prosperity or protests?
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January 11, 2016
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Christopher Wilson of TheRebel.Media reports:
News from British Columbia brings us developments on two energy projects and the announcement of two by-elections.
The deadline for the Federal government’s decision on the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline by Kinder Morgan is coming up. The other project is the $8.3B dollar Site C dam project by B.C. Hydro.
In addition to this excitement, the government has called two by-elections, one in the NDP stronghold of Vancouver-Mount Pleasant and one that could be a closer race in Coquitlam-Burke Mountain.
Will British Columbia go down the path of the harmful Alberta Notley NDP or the forward thinking Brad Wall Saskatchewan Party?
Stay tuned as I continue to cover developments in the province.
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