Much of the commentary since B.C.’s split election result has focused on how divides between political parties in the next B.C. legislature could result in nothing getting done.
When it comes to addressing the urgent challenges now facing the province’s forest sector, doing nothing would be a prescription for disaster. There is a pressing need to move beyond differences and focus on building on the things that most British Columbians already agree are critical to a successful reboot of this vital sector.
All three political parties in B.C. are on the record as supporting action to address the impact on workers and communities from a relentless series of closures
→ Continue reading at BIV