Alaskan campaign could kill B.C. cruise industry
ROSLYN KUNIN: The state wants non-U.S. cruise ships to be allowed to go straight from continental U.S. ports to Alaska, cutting out B.C. entirely (PREMIUM)
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Carbon tax will cost British Columbians more
KRIS SIMS: The average BC family will be paying about $240 more for natural gas in Trudeau’s carbon tax each year. That’s a year of new shoes for four kids (FREE)
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A web of pipelines binds the Canada, U.S. economies together
MARK MILKE and LENNIE KAPLAN: 453,000 km worth of tubes carries crude oil, refined petroleum and natural gas products; a plethora of jobs, families and homes dependent on it (FREE)
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Policy uncertainty continues to hurt Canada’s mining industry
JAIRO YUNIS and ELMIRA ALIAKBARI: To attract the investment required to develop resources, mitigating the risks of policy uncertainly needs to be a top priority (FREE)
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BC’s TransLink reneges on executive salary cuts
KRIS SIMS: It’s time to rein in the runaway salaries instead of saying you are going to and then reneging (FREE)
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The horrible cost of constantly punting Indigenous claims to court
KEN COATES: Governments have more resources and delays can drag on for years. Indigenous peoples pay heavily for the delays in resolving their claims (FREE)
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How much First Nations business comes from government?
KAREN OGEN-TOEWS: The Yukon government recently unveiled a procurement policy that offers a roadmap for Canadian jurisdictions like B.C. (FREE)
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Canada missing a critical opportunity in the LNG market
MARK MILKE and VEN VENKATACHALAM: The world sped ahead getting LNG online but Canada stalled, meaning lost revenue and missed environmental opportunity (FREE)
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A lost economic opportunity in northern B.C.
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Windy Craggy is a perfect example of how misguided environmental activism is fuelling northern alienation (FREE)
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What happens when a hospice rejects medical assistance in dying?
PETER STOCKLAND: ‘This is about the B.C. government destroying a sanctuary for dying patients who want the choice to stay in a facility where MAID is not offered’
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The congested logic behind congestion taxes
ROSLYN KUNIN: Vancouver is considering a tax on vehicles entering the downtown. It may well reduce pollution, but at what cost?
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Canada must seize LNG opportunities in Asian market
MARK MILKE and VEN VENKATACHALAM: China alone is building 184 coal plants. Imagine what that will do to worldwide carbon emissions. But our natural gas can replace that coal
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