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Rob Shaw: LNG facility in Kitimat to be expanded, increasing capacity to 28M tonnes (opens the original)
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BC NDP Leader David Eby celebrated the announcement of the expansion of the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat on Tuesday with the prime minister, saying it will provide billions of dollars in economic benefits for the province. Eby appeared in his capacity as premier alongside Mark Carney in Vancouver for the $33-billion final investment decision made by the consortium of companies that own LNG Canada. It is one of the largest private sector investments in Canadian history, behind only the first ph
Rob Shaw: Party leaders' natural resource promises not enough to move on B.C. deficit (opens the original)
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BC NDP Leader David Eby and Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson are both pitching natural resource growth as a cure for the province’s ailing economy, but in neither case does it appear enough to make a major impact on the provincial deficit. Eby visited Prince Rupert on Monday to announce a plan to double critical mineral and mining exports. The sector is in high demand due to the U.S. trade war, and has been a centrepiece of the premier’s agenda for the past year. “We’ll deliver this doubling b
Rob Shaw: Poll shows support for BC NDP falling after snap election call (opens the original)
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Premier David Eby’s decision to call an early snap election has backfired in early days, according to a new poll. Eby’s BC NDP party has fallen from leading the BC Conservatives to 10 points behind amongst decided voters surveyed by Angus Reid since Tuesday’s election call. The Conservatives now sit at 43 per cent approval, up six points, with the NDP falling to 35 per cent, down six points. The polling firm, which surveyed 801 people over Sept. 22-24 using a margin of error of +/- 3.5 per cent,
Rob Shaw: Building ferries in B.C. would have generated $1.2B for economy, experts say (opens the original)
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British Columbia missed out on millions of dollars in economic benefits, and thousands of jobs, by choosing to build its new ferries in China instead of at home, according to a new economic study. The report released Thursday was commissioned by a coalition of unions and shipbuilding associations that is encouraging the B.C. government to build the next round of ferries in-province. It found that BC Ferries’ decision to outsource construction of four new major vessels to a state-owned Chinese sh
Rob Shaw: Forestry sector urges action in 'crisis time' (opens the original)
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B.C.’s forest sector has issued an urgent warning to the government, saying help is needed to prevent the industry from collapsing in the wake of new U.S. tariffs. A rare letter Wednesday from a united forest industry, including companies and unionized workers, warned the industry is at a breaking point from a combination of government policies, existing 45 per cent softwood lumber tariffs, and new 50 per cent American tariffs on manufactured wood products. “We’re just trying to impress upon the
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