'We'll take a good hard look at that evidence, and if the science tells us and the economics tells us it's the wrong way to proceed, we'll take appropriate action,' the NDP leader said Thursday.

"The Site C project is years away from completion, is mired in problems that may be unfixable, and confronts new, potentially horrendous cost over-runs," states the letter.

The Crown corporation said Friday that a worker arrived at the camp from Alberta on Monday and immediately self-isolated after receiving test results.

In the last three years, PHRP has been assessed WorkSafeBC penalties worth more than $1.6 million.

Canada is by no means perfect when it comes to issues around racism, Rob Breakenridge says, but Canadians might rightly object to the UN lecturing them on the matter.

"With all the injustice in the world, it's beyond rich that the unelected, unaccountable United Nations would seemingly single out Canada."

The committee, made up of 18 experts, said in a written directive last month that it is concerned by the approval and construction of three Canadian projects without the free, prior and informed consent of impacted Indigenous groups.

The tunnel will divert a section of the Peace River to allow crews access for construction of the controversial dam.

The B.C. Government will be handing over more power to regulate BC Hydro to the B.C. Utilities Commission (BCUC).

A United Nations committee on eliminating discrimination is warning Canada that continued construction of the Site C hydro dam in British Columbia may violate international agreements.