Province

Smart meter on the way, Hydro insists: Billion-dollar plan

Suzanne Fournier
The Province
May 21, 2010

A controversial billion-dollar plan to install "smart meters" in 1.8 million B.C. homes and businesses is going full steam ahead, B.C. Hydro insisted Thursday.

BC government pulls plug on power lines through provincial park

The Province
Page: A6
Thursday, March 27, 2008
Byline: Damian Inwood  

How 'green' is our power? Proposed hydro project sparks concern about impact on B.C. park

The Province
Page: A8
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Byline: Glenda Luymes  


Protests Saturday target private power projects in BC

Saturday, February 2, 2008
Page:
Byline: Jenny MacLeod

Environmental groups and unions protested across the province Saturday against the establishment of private power projects.

Privacy is a sacred right for some when it suits them INFO SHARING: Hypocritical unions criticize government's decision

Sunday, January 9, 2005
Page: A7
Section: News
Byline: Michael Smyth

British Columbia's public-sector unions are pitching a fit of righteous indignation over the B.C. government's decision to privatize its information-management systems.

Can you smell politics, or is it all a big coincidence?

Tuesday, December 16, 2003
Page: A4
Section: News
Byline: Michael Smyth

Although the Gordon Campbell government promised to take the politics out of electricity rate-setting, the timing of the latest hydro hike has a distinctly political whiff to it.

B.C. Hydro seeks 9% rate increase

Tuesday, December 16, 2003
Page: A4
Section: News
Byline: Jim Jamieson

Your electricity bill will soon be going up if BC Hydro gets its way at the BC Utilities Commission.

B.C. government sued over Hydro privatization act: Hydro's largest union wants to end secrecy

Monday, December 15, 2003
Page: A14
Section: News
Byline: Elaine O'Connor

BC Hydro's largest union will face off against the provincial government in BC Supreme Court today as it tries to have the Energy and Mines Statues Amendment Act declared unconstitutional.

'Citizens for Public Power' an NDP front, funded by B.C. Fed

Friday, November 28, 2003
Page: A4
Section: News
Byline: Michael Smyth

A direct-mail package that arrived at my door stood out from the rest of the usual junk. "Time is running out to prevent an increase in your electricity bill," blared the bright orange banner on the front of the envelope.

Hydro to seek rate increases of 3% to 6.5%

Thursday, October 9, 2003
Page: A46
Byline: Brian Lewis

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