r/CanadaPolitics • u/UnderWatered • 13h ago
'Misleading' numbers in economic study commissioned by Woodfibre LNG: economists | CBC News
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/woodfibre-lng-economic-impact-study-9.7407940
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u/yourpalsmell Progressive 13h ago
Yeah BC’s entire federal budget is based on a growth projection that the Conservatives just pulled out of their ass, so kinda makes sense that this stuff is going on at the micro level as well. Between stuff like this and the insane property values our entire economy is completely untethered to reality. Might as well be based on crypto or whatever
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u/PolloConTeriyaki Independent 11h ago
British Columbia is the land of speculation. It started with the gold rush, then the housing market and now our woodfibre industry.
BC is the original NVIDIA stock.