Climate Action Plan 2.0 urged for B C leadership
The Victoria Times Colonist urges British Columbia to strengthen climate policies under Premier Christy Clark. It calls for tougher Clean Energy Act rules, zero carbon new generation, phasing out natural gas, and mandates for utilities. It highlights electrification, bio methane, district energy, and public participation as Climate Action Plan 2.0 foundations with a broad, urgent push.
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Tax debate over 2 percent increase in city taxes
Mayor Merlin Nichols outlines council decisions on tax policy, noting seven to eight years without increases and resulting revenue declines. The plan funds a new medical clinic, district office, street upgrades, and curb enhancements while sewer work seeks a $3 million grant to cover a $4.5 million project. Residential taxes would rise about $16 to $30 annually.
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