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5:08Now PlayingChristopher Wilson reports, in light of current controversy and opposition to BC Hydro's Site C Dam project, he continues his series on the history of hydroelectric power generation and dam construction by taking a look at W.A.C. Bennett’s ambitious “Two Rivers Policy”, which led to massive hydroelectric developments along the Columbia and Peace Rivers in the 1960’s. Bennett saw the massive potential in harnessing the power of the rivers to stimulate economic growth but it was not without controversy at the time. Watch his video to see how Bennett ultimately completed the ambitious and beneficial project. Next week Christopher will tell you about the opponents and proponents to the controversial Site C Damn project. MORE
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