Zoë Ducklow

You asked what B.C.’s most expensive public infrastructure project will cost, where the power will go, if anyone can stop it from getting built and more.

Recent data suggests it isn’t. Decreased load forecasts give us more time to consider less costly energy options.

Despite many meetings, some Treaty 8 members say the consultations should’ve focused less on compensation and more on protecting treaty rights.

Politicians wanted to avoid tough questions about need for project, future costs, critics say.

Premier Christy Clark has previously stated Site C will be well underway by the May 9 election. Though construction has begun on the major project, some experts say the dam can, and should, still be reversed.

Reporter Zoë Ducklow spent all summer reporting on the megaproject, and she still has so many questions. How about you?