Mark Milke is a regular contributor to the Fraser Institute, which means he is hardly an "independent consultant" but rather a virtual spokesperson for the fossil fuel industry. The Fraser Institute is funded in part by the Koch brothers.

The Site C dam will create a few hundred permanent jobs while the Trans Mountain pipeline will create about 50 jobs. Yes, those are real. Are they significant? Hardly.  Based on investments and jobs in the green energy sector in Canada over the past five years (wind, solar), the $8.3 billion invested in Site C could create about 8000 permanent jobs. So, is Site C really such a good investment?