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So the mainstream media thinks they got away with destroying Canada’s Conservative voice in media. Though it is nowhere near April first, the joke is indeed on them. New media is the way of the world, and thus The Rebel is born. Out of the ashes of the Sun News Network comes something completely new. The Rebel will cover the stories no one else will touch; Fighting for freedom.
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I’ve never liked him, and just glad to see that ‘im right about him being a bad bad choice for Canadians.
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They had a hundred years to revise the BC Water Act, you’d think they had a long enough time to get shit straight.
As Ian Stephen waded through hundreds of pages of regulations and legislation attached to B.C.’s updated Water Sustainability Act, a single line struck him.
Stephen and other critics say the new regulations include a “bizarre” grandfather exemption to thousands of existing industrial and commercial operators, locking in their licences to draw groundwater without consideration for impacts on connected rivers and lakes.
Stephen said it looked to him like a critical weakness in the Water Sustainability Act (WSA), which came into effect five weeks ago, updating B.C.’s century-old water legislation and, for the first time regulating groundwater and bringing 20,000 groundwater users into a licensing system.
“It was shocking to me to see that,” said Stephen, a former electrician who now serves as campaign director of the WaterWealth Project. “It just seems so incredible they’d do that, but I doubted my interpretation of it, not being a lawyer.”
He soon learned he wasn’t alone in his shock. In recent weeks, a groundswell of concern has grown among legal experts and First Nations leaders, with one lawyer calling the exemptions a “recipe for disaster.”
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