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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 2010
Page
6
A letter salutes secrecy at the Site C event in Hudson's Hope with planes and buses transporting invited guests while police kept locals at a distance. The writer questions BC Hydro’s rationale, treaty power exports to the US, and looming regional energy needs, calling for open public discussion.
The writer defends building Site C dam alongside run of river and wind, attacking naysayers and arguing for diversified energy to keep the province competitive and avoid power shortages. The piece endorses progress and refuses to accept opposition as a reason to halt projects.
Facebook posts from Site C page document residents and activists in British Columbia voicing concerns about the dam project. Stan Tarangle and Auggie Garbitt Caron argue it will ruin the Peace River valley, habitats, and farmland, while Barry Embree laments flooding choice farmland for a new recreational lake near Ft St John and Taylor.
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