No legal or scientific reason for B.C. offshore ban says scientific panelFederal government to consider proposal for joint scientific review, public hearings with British Columbia government; if approved, process expected to take up to 18 months Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Natural Resources Minister Herb Dhaliwal has proposed a joint scientific review and public hearings by the Canadian and British Columbia governments, now that an independent panel has argued there is no scientific or legal reason to ban development of British Columbia’s offshore.
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