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Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general - Vimarsana News

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general

VICTORIA — British Columbia's auditor general says the Ministry of Environment is not effectively managing hazardous spills in the province, using a decade-old response plan and data that is not easily accessible.

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general – Winnipeg Free Press

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Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general - BC News - Vimarsana News

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general - BC News

British Columbia's auditor general says the Ministry of Environment is not effectively managing hazardous spills in the province, using a decade-old response plan and data that is not easily accessible.

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general - Vimarsana News

Province not effectively managing hazardous spills, says B.C.'s auditor general

VICTORIA - The number of hazardous spills in British Columbia has trended upwards over the last several years, making it even more important for the government to prepare, auditor general

Auditor general raises concerns about B.C.'s bookkeeping for 16th time | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Auditor general raises concerns about B.C.'s bookkeeping for 16th time | iNFOnews

VICTORIA - British Columbia's auditor general is repeating himself over concerns about the way the provincial government keeps its books, just as the Ministry of Finance's quarterly report projects a $5.6-billion deficit.

Source: infotel.ca