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Share to Feb 26, 2021 11:38 AM Pete McIntyre
B.C.’s premier has confirmed the Site C energy project in northern B.C. will be completed.
John Horgan told a news conference Friday the decision was made after independent experts confirmed the project can be built and operated safely.
The premier said it will help power the province well into the future with clean energy and will keep power rates among the lowest in North America.
“Cancelling it when it was half done would have meant laying off 4,500 workers just as we’re coming out of pandemic and left the province with $10 billion in debt and nothing to show for it. That would have led to rapid increase in rates, on average of $216 dollar a year, starting right away which we were not prepared to do,” Horgan explained.
Clearing the route for the Coastal GasLink pipeline north of Prince George. Coastal GasLink Photo After months of calls to shut down industrial work sites in northern B.C. due to concerns they’re COVID-19 “incubators,” and 250 cases at five projects, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has finally taken action. But critics say it’s too little, too late. “We now have our first Elder in ICU in hospital because of an LNG worker it was just a matter of time,” said Sley’do Molly Wickham, a member of the Gidimt’en clan of the Wet’suwet’en First Nation, upon whose territory the Coastal GasLink pipeline is being built.