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  1. British Columbia is seeking power to electrify homes and industry, coinciding with a tour of LNG Canada by politicians.
  2. 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.
  3. Cabinet members publicly disagreed with government policy while the Premier's government expedited a major energy project.

Minister James Barber criticized the government's energy policy while he and other ministers remained part of the government structure.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 16
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Minister James Barber criticized the government's energy policy while he and other ministers remained part of the government structure.

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

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