Remember a former TV news anchor, turned BC Liberal head cheerleader, who tweeted about the soon-to-be LNG jackpot, “What would you do with a trillion dollars” ... it’s a “A once in a generation bonanza announced in BC!”
Recently, according to Canada’s Energy Citizens, Senator Rosa Galvez, Chair of the Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee, made comments questioning industry’s commitment to their environmental responsibilities in the oil sands. On April 2 nd she said, “ when we fly over the oil patch, it’s a very sad vision. It’s a very sad environment. We can smell the petroleum and we can see that the land is scorched .” Seriously .... she sees a land that is scorched? Sadly, these comments do not reflect the reality of industry standards – standards that are some of the highest in the world – to maintain and ensure clean air and that land impacted by development is reclaimed and returned to a natural state. BC NDP Premier John Horgan Meantime a week and a half earlier (March 22 nd ) Premier John Horgan, every changing his mind on resource projects, commented in a BC government media release that: “ The LNG Canada proposal has the pot...