Hundreds of business leaders urge B.C.’s Horgan to keep up Trans Mountain fight
More than 450 business leaders are speaking out against the Trans Mountain expansion project.
Notably, OpenText Co-Founder Tim Bray is among the long list of signatories of an open letter urging British Columbia Premier John Horgan to stand strong in his ongoing fight to block the project.
"Saying 'no' to the Trans Mountain pipeline not only protects the hundreds of thousands of jobs in British Columbia that depend on a clean, protected environment, saying 'no' is a crucial signal to companies, industries and investors that we want to build the future in areas like clean energy and technology," Tim Bray said in a release. "Saying 'no' to Kinder Morgan is saying 'yes' to British Columbia's real future."
http://www.bnn.ca/hundreds-of-busin...gan-to-keep-up-trans-mountain-fight-1.1061836
Interesting article, Cliffy. I fully expect that each and every one of the 450 CEOs will be bringing their business to our province in order to provide employment for all those who will lose theirs should the line not proceed. I also expect that they will pony up the funds to provide legal aid and all fines assessed against the BC government when KM takes them to court for breech of contract.