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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 2011
Page
5
Letter to the editor argues Canada lacks an explicit privacy right and urges BC Hydro to be accountable to residents. It favors unplugging wireless devices temporarily, questions smart meters and wireless health concerns, and calls for no vote on metering while promoting turning off unused lights.
A Fraser Institute study finds BC drivers pay the second highest premiums in Canada, averaging over $1,100 in 2009, due to ICBC's government monopoly. It argues private competitive markets, as in Alberta and the Atlantic provinces, lower costs and boost efficiency, urging BC to move to a regulated private system.
A recent Throne Speech and BC Jobs Plan raise concerns that the province may retreat from renewable energy commitments. The text warns this could boost greenhouse gas emissions by more fossil fuel use or imports, arguing BC should expand renewable energy rather than backslide. The author notes BC's leadership on climate and urges continued development of renewables.
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