Site C open house details at Chetwynd event
A reader recalls BC Hydro’s June 16 Chetwynd open house for the Peace River Site C project. Hosts answered questions, showcased aerial photos, reservoir impact diagrams, Highway 29 rebuilding maps, worker camp plans, and a twelve year timeline. A brochure and feedback form were distributed.
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Letters question BC Hydro’s Site C plan and transparency
Jean Hicks argues that impacts to communities and rivers outweigh water-based utility gains. She accuses BC Hydro of concealing U S electricity trade balances and exporting BC river generated power via independent producers, while pursuing a new Site C dam amid public consultations and expected ecological harm.
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Statistics Canada
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Jean Hicks
Highway link to Site C debated for economic impact
The Editor argues for extending Jackfish Road to Peace River at Site C to offset potential impacts of a proposed river crossing. Councillors and officials pressed BC Hydro and the Minister for clarity on scope and cooperation, calling for regional consensus on upgrades to mitigate Site C effects.
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