If you put the competing politicians together in a nice quiet room — on a secure political detox ward, for instance — and went through B.C.’s liquefied natural gas story in counselling sessions, eventually they would have to agree it has pretty much been a group effort.
This week’s announcement of another mega-project — the doubling of the one-year-old Kitimat LNG plant — stems from more than 15 years of concerted work through four premiers representing different parties.
The B.C. Liberals — the ancestors of the Conservative Party of B.C. — embraced the concept of selling natural gas offshore in a big way and did a lot of the
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