Treaty 8 First Nations lawyer says they alerted province about gas royalties error @cbcbritishcolumbia

Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

The B.C. government admitted last week to making a $1.5-billion gas royalties error in its 2026 budget. James Tate, a lawyer who represents Treaty 8 First Nations, says the nations notified the government about several budgeting errors earlier this summer.

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