B.C. Conservatives call for investigation into shortfall in projected natural gas revenues
29-08-2026 01:52 via vancouversun.com

B.C. Conservatives call for investigation into shortfall in projected natural gas revenues

The B.C. Conservatives are calling for an investigation by B.C.'s auditor general into how the Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions miscalculated revenue from natural gas royalties by almost $1.5 billion over the next five years and why Premier David Eby claimed to know nothing about it. Read More
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