The B.C. government announced its 10-year plan to grow the province’s economy and investments.
The plan, called ‘ Look West ‘, aims to face the challenges brought on by the U.S. tariffs, according to the government, and strengthen the economy while speeding up and diversifying key sectors.
“British Columbia can get big things done, which is why our province is vastly overrepresented in the list of major projects Ottawa is fast-tracking,” Premier David Eby said in a statement on Monday.
“This plan sets big goals as we make B.C. the economic powerhouse of Canada to create great jobs and drive prosperity in every corner of the province.”
The plan also aims to secure $200 billion in private sector investments and major projects and double skilled trades training funding by 2029.
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