Williams Lake’s largest single taxpayer has put its employees, the city and BC Hydro on notice.
Appearing as a delegation at a committee of the whole meeting on Feb. 6., spokespersons for Atlantic Power Inc.’s Williams Lake power plant say the plant will close by mid-January 2025 if something isn’t done to address a lack of available fibre which is limiting the plant’s viability.
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