How the B.C. NDP changed its stance on the John Horgan Dam | Unpublished
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How the B.C. NDP changed its stance on the John Horgan Dam

July 19, 2026

Perhaps just as impressive is the scale of the political reversal the dam previously known as Site C represents for the governing NDP.

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