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  1. British Columbia is seeking power to electrify homes and industry, coinciding with a tour of LNG Canada by politicians.

FortisBC is expanding its LNG facility capacity in British Columbia, with support from Adrian Dix and a new equity partnership with the Musqueam Indian Band.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 24
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FortisBC is expanding its LNG facility capacity in British Columbia, with support from Adrian Dix and a new equity partnership with the Musqueam Indian Band.

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Adrian Dix

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  1. Cabinet members publicly disagreed with government policy while the Premier's government expedited a major energy project.Sub-event
  2. FortisBC is expanding LNG capacity and partnering with the Musqueam Indian Band.1 source
  3. Fortis BC expansion of Tilbury LNG plant underway with government support.1 source
  4. Dix supports the Fortis project facility located in Tilbury.1 source

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  • globalnews.caDelta’s Tilbury LNG expansion project gets green light from B.C. government - BC | Globalnews.ca
  • winnipegfreepress.comB.C. government allows accelerated expansion of the Tilbury LNG fuel facility
  • nanaimobulletin.comB.C. allowing Tilbury gas terminal expansion to circumvent Utilities Commission - Nanaimo News Bulletin
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