Stefan Labbé
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Four human errors led to $1.5B gas revenue overestimation, B.C. officials say (opens the original)
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The B.C. government made four human-caused administrative errors leading to a roughly $1.5-billion overestimation of natural gas revenues in its latest budget. That’s according to senior officials in the ministries of finance and energy who on Tuesday provided reporters with a summary of the errors identified during a closed briefing. The briefing comes less than a week after Business in Vancouver published an investigation into a budget error—one that experts maintain could reduce B.C.’s projec
B.C. startup seeks to turn dangerous dirt roads into safe evacuation routes (opens the original)
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Chris Stewart was at his farm in Summerland when he first saw smoke rising from the west: the fast-moving Bald Range wildfire was closing in on the community. At first, he took his wife and two young children to their condo in town. But within a few hours, they heard someone screaming in the alley to get out. Nearly midnight, the family stepped outside. Gusts of wind and ash whipped through the streets. More than anything, Stewart said he remembers the sound of the fire hall siren—a never-ending
B.C. admits to $1.5B budget error following BIV investigation (opens the original)
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The B.C. government has acknowledged it made a nearly $1.5-billion error in its latest budget—a mistake that will slash the projected natural gas royalties it receives from industry over the next five years. The admission came hours after Business in Vancouver published an investigation in which experts calculated the province had overstated expected natural gas royalty revenues by roughly $500 million per year. In an email Wednesday, the Office of the Premier said the Ministry of Energy and Cli
B.C. judge rules $30.5M in Burnaby condo pre-sales 'unenforceable' (opens the original)
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A B.C. judge has ruled pre-sale agreements for 39 condominium units in a Burnaby high-rise cannot be enforced by the courts after the developer failed to disclose material facts to buyers. The ruling, handed down by the B.C. Supreme Court Aug. 25, applies to about $30.5 million in purchase contracts connected to the 34-storey Lumina Eclipse residential condo tower at 2381 Beta Avenue in Burnaby’s Brentwood neighbourhood. In his decision, Justice David M. Masuhara wrote that the application to th
Budget error could cost B.C. billions in gas royalties (opens the original)
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On June 29, 2026, B.C.’s energy minister defended the province’s proposed natural gas royalty framework in a closed-door meeting in Fort St. John. As the government moved to collect its share of natural gas profits, Adrian Dix told Treaty 8 First Nations that the province and its taxpayers would see a windfall over the next five years. “We put our estimates to $2.4 billion more in royalty revenues than what we had proposed before,” Dix said in a recently obtained recording. B.C.’s gains, added t
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