Premier Clark’s job plan worth wait for
To the Editor, Premier Christy Clark may have had to wait to launch her jobs plan, but it’s been well worth waiting for. The plan funds phase one of the Prince Rupert port expansion, a key project to create BC jobs for decades and push BC as the economic engine for a 21st century Canada. The writer praises Clark’s vision while critiquing Dix and Cummins, urging greater trade with Asia-Pacific to attract new dollars and keep BC competitive.
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Electric cars not really that green, to the editor
A Letter to the Editor argues electric vehicles like the Volt seem exciting but may not be greener if the electricity powering them comes from fossil fuels. The piece notes US power largely from coal and gas, BC’s hydro edge may fade with imported fossil-fuel electricity, and calls for clean renewable sources to truly cut emissions.
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