On what independent review of the economics, and/ or the need for more electricity in the foreseeable future (especially now that the LNG mirage has faded)  do you base your pronouncement?   Rather, let's wait for the neutral and highly-qualified BC Utilities Commission to give us the facts.

The analyses I've seen thus far, are that any power from Site C would have to be sold at a great loss to the USA, which would have W.A.C. Bennett turning in his grave.

The W.A.C. Bennett Dam was built when there was a clear need for electricity to fuel BC's economy and provide for the citizens.   And he created BC Hydro to contribute $$ to government coffers, successfully saving taxpayers a lot of money.    The BC Liberals' deal with Private Power companies changed that, making BC Hydro a liability rather than an asset to taxpayers and ratepayers, and as far as I can see thus far, Site C will make that way way way worse for all of us.