B.C. extends deficit horizon to 4 years
Gary Park For Petroleum News
More than ever, the thinking behind British Columbia’s drive to make its natural gas industry competitive is becoming apparent.
Just last winter, as the global economy started its tailspin, Finance Minister Colin Hansen said his province was “doing remarkably well. … We will not be running a deficit....
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