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Public reaction to “delete-gate” impresses MLA

The MLA for Nanaimo-North Cowichan says a highlight, for him, for 2015 was the “delete-gate” scandal, where the government was found to be triple deleting important documents.
Doug Routley says he was impressed with the public reaction to the issue…
He says the focus for 2016 will be on sources of renewable energy, home and public building retrofits to save energy, and putting new generators in existing dams.
He says the NDP will also focus on forestry because there are 2 million hectares of land that have yet to be replanted.

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