‘Running 24-7’: Behind the scenes of Site C Dam construction
By Jordan Armstrong Reporter
Nearly a year after the NDP government confirmed the Site C Dam would go ahead, Global News is taking a behind-the-scenes look at the project. Continue reading
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B.C. First Nations seek injunction to halt Site C project on Peace River
The First Nations say Site C would flood parts of the of the Peace River Valley, the traditional territory of the West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations. Continue reading
First Nations seek injunction against work on Site C dam with lawsuit pending
The First Nation wants construction frozen until a court case opposing the project can be heard. Continue reading
BC Hydro awards $1.6B contract to help complete Site C hydroelectric dam
By Simon Little Online Journalist
It is the second largest contract awarded in BC Hydro’s history, behind only the 2015 $1.75-billion main civil works contract for the dam. Continue reading
Baldrey: NDP’s Site C decision energizes BC Greens
The NDP government’s decision to finish the Site C dam appears to have energized one political party more than any other: the B.C. Green Party. Continue reading
Kinder Morgan showdown will dwarf Site C controversy: Baldrey
It’s a different story with the pipeline. Continue reading
Green Leader Andrew Weaver claims NDP Site C decision made months ago
Weaver walked the allegation back after comments from the mayor of Fort St. John. Continue reading
Site C gets the go-ahead, now here come the lawyers
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Two First Nations have announced that they will seek an injunction against the Site C dam. Continue reading
BC NDP to proceed with Site C dam, total cost raised to $10.7B
By Simon Little Online Journalist
It’s the most high-stakes decision the NDP government has made yet. Continue reading
Site C opponents slam project ahead of anticipated green light
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“What their platform was, they go to the utilities commission, and if the commission report proved unfavorable they would cancel Site C. We don’t understand what’s going on.” Continue reading
