Making Money By Making Friends: SNC-Lavalin/AltaLink & Alberta PC Party

This morning, Responsible Electricity Transmission for Albertans released a paper detailing some of our concerns about the relationship between the Alberta PC party and SNC-Lavalin. Recent media reports about SNC-Lavalin’s activities around the world show a pattern of questionable corporate behaviour which could be seriously concerning to members of the public.

“It seems that the relationship between SNC-Lavalin subsidiary AltaLink and the provincial PC party may have a lot to do with why the Alberta government is so keen on overbuilding our transmission grid,” said RETA President Bruce Johnson. “We’ve been looking for the ‘why’ behind this for a long time. This paper sheds some light on how that relationship might have led us to where we are today in terms of the Heartland Line.”

This paper is called “Making Money by Making Friends: SNC-Lavalin/AltaLink “, and was released this morning.

Media can contact RETA Executive Director Garnett Genuis at garnett@reta.ca for more information.

~ by RETA on March 20, 2012.

Posted in Alberta Energy, Alberta Government, Alberta P.C. Party, Alison Redford, AltaLink, Bashar Assad, Bill 50, Bruce Johnson, Claus Trendl, Colchester Elementary School, Cynthia Vanier, Darin Watson, Electricity Costs, Elk Island Public Schools, Enmax, Garnett Genuis, Heartland Transmission Project, Jack Janssen, Kellan Fluckiger, Leigh Clarke, Moammar Gadhafi, Nawaf Al Dandachi, Patricia Nelson, Riadh Ben Aissa, Saloua Benkhouya, SNC-Lavalin, Stephane Roy, Zora Lazic
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