Provincial Project Inventory for 2nd Quarter Sees Nothing New For P.G.
By 250 News
Monday, December 01, 2008 12:15 PM
Prince George, B.C.- The Province has released its major projects inventory report for July to September and there is nothing new on the books for Prince George.
In fact, there were no projects, started or completed through the region north of Cache Creek during the July to September quarter, and only three new proposed projects. The three are: North Coast Wind Project in Prince Rupert, the Jade Lake Power Project in Stewart and $15 million dollars worth of planned highway 97 improvements in Ft. St. John.
Still on the books in the proposal stage for Prince George are:
Project
|
First listed
|
Estimated Cost
|
Canfor Co-Gen
|
Mar 2008
|
$110 Million
|
Railway Museum expansion
|
2006
|
$28 Million
|
P.G. Golf Curling Club Relocation
|
2006
|
$15 Million
|
RCMP Headquarters
|
2006
|
$19 Million
|
Ethanol Plant
|
2002
|
$20 Million
|
Coast Inn of the North expansion
|
Dec 2005
|
$15 million
|
Groundhog Coal Fields
|
2006
|
$200 Million
|
Lorraine-Jayjay Copper Mine
|
2005
|
$100 Million
|
Northern Cancer Centre
|
2007
|
$100 Million
|
Mount George Wind Park
|
March 2008
|
$100 Million
|
Already under construction: (as of September)
Project
|
Estimated Cost
|
Sandman Hotel
|
$15 million
|
Duchess Park School
|
$40 Million
|
Cariboo Connector
|
Various
|
Cameron Street Bridge
|
$9 Million
|
Gateway Seniors
|
$42 Million
|
YXS Expansion
|
$36 Million
|
Friendship Lodge* ( not listed in Inventory
|
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Could it be that we have run out of tax dollars why our economy is in the dumper? Maybe its time that all those free enterprisers put their money were there mouth is and started to spend some of the profits they have been reaping from our natural resources. Greed has no bounds.
Cheers