Site C

The finishing touches have been put on the Site C Joint agreement, but local First Nations and environmental groups say the document is just more evidence that the process is nothing more than lip service from the government.

Local groups opposed to the Site C Dam will have some ammunition for their attack on the project in the form of funding from the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (CEAA).

Campbell's 2002 hydroelectric mandate, Neufeld's federal senate posting, and BC Hydro's premature Site C business information sessions aim to make the Peace River Valley no part of Beautiful British Columbia.

Peace River South MLA Blair Lekstrom would be the first to admit you can't make everyone happy, and with Monday's announcement that Stage 3 of Site C Dam's five stages would commence, the list of people unhappy with his B.C.

Yesterday it was announced that the Site C Dam will be taken to the next stage of development the environmental and regulatory stage.