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Editor: The emerging LNG industry in northern B.C. is reportedly going to require an amount of energy well in excess of the entire output of the long-proposed Site C Dam.

Editor: There has been much talk lately on whether B.C. should forge ahead with the building of the Site C Dam. The NDP argue against it while other people say we should avail ourselves of green energy from independent power producers.

Editor: I’m glad to see the Site C Dam project is finally moving ahead after 50 years of talk. The dam is going to take a full 10 years to build before it produces a single megawatt of power, so the sooner we get things going the better.

Editor: This is my generation.

Editor: For years students of this community have designed banners to be hung along Cowrie Street and Wharf Avenue in Sechelt. A theme is set by volunteers of the Sunshine Coast Art Centre and the students submit designs for the banners.

Editor: Premier Christy Clark, the Bank of England and Antarctica all share deep concerns about frozen assets. Clark’s LNG frozen assets are waiting patiently backstage to enter as the sparkly-toothed hero with the sly and cunning plan to cure B.C.

Editor: Crazy. According to Prime Minister Harper, this is how we should view putting any restrictions on the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by the fossil fuel industry.