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Also with some Great B.C. Assets...
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B.C. Conservatives Mining Strategy
1. Faster Permitting
2. Expand the Mining Exploration Tax Credit
3. Lower Operating costs for existing mines via competitive industrial power rates and carbon credits
4. Attract capital and headquarters via defer PST on major project construction until the project is in service.
5. Support innovation and skills for long-term growth
First Nations: Practical economic partnerships, capacity-building for timely consultation, revenue sharing/ownership opportunities, and working jointly with First Nations to speed up decisions on mines.
Expanding First Nations participation by supporting Indigenous resource groups to build administrative and technical capacity so consultations happen effectively and on time.
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B.C. Conservatives Forestry Strategy
1. Raising the harvest floor to 45 million cubic metres from 30 million.
2. Faster permitting (major-project-style process with decisions in months) and elimination of unnecessary permitting costs
3. Competitive tax conditions for value-added wood manufacturers
4. Extending the BC Manufacturing Jobs Fund plus targeted skills training (including for Indigenous participation)
5. Domestic preference for BC lumber in government projects combined with prioritized softwood advocacy with the U.S.
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B.C. Conservatives’ Energy Superpower Plan
1. Doubling natural gas production by 2032 and tripling it by 2035
2. Faster project approvals (120-day permitting and red-tape reduction)
3. Infrastructure corridors and support for key pipeline expansions
4. First Nations equity ownership and partnerships
5. Increased domestic power supply (including gas-fired options where needed)
6. Re-engaging companies that left BC and bringing corporate headquarters back
7. Competitive operating conditions for producers (including carbon-pricing rules)
8. Skills and workforce development focused on gas, LNG, and related trades
It's about the Economy...British Columbians wanted change.
An economically literate government to stimulate growth, create new jobs and bring affordability, stability and safety back for families.
There's more, but I think this is the core.
As one of my buddies said to me just before my first national presentation...
Don't F*%k it up.
Today is the day...
Here is the link for live results:
poliwave.com/ca/bc/live/elec…
