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REVIEW OF OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY BRITISH COLUMBIA TF12101 Submitted to: Science and Technology Branch Information Science and Technology Agency 712 Yates Street, 6th Floor, Victoria, British Columbia V8V 1X4 Submitted by: AGRA Earth Environmental Limited 95 Bonaventure Avenue P. O. Box 2035 St. John’s, NF A1C 5R6 December 21,1998 TF12101 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Province of British Columbia imposed a moratorium on exploration drilling in 1959 on the coastal waters between Vancouver Island and the border of Alaska and British Columbia. The moratorium was temporarily lifted in 1966 to permit the drilling of 14 exploratory wells. In 1972, both the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia established the moratorium. Consideration was given to lifting the moratorium in 1984 so that petroleum companies holding leases in the region could undertake exploration programs. In order to make an informed decision, the two governments appointed a five-person panel to hold public information meetings throughout northern British Columbia during the fall of 1984 and 1985. Acting as a proponent was Chevron Canada Resources Ltd. with Petro-Canada initially participating, but withdrawing in November 1984. The report, entitled Offshore Hydrocarbon Exploration, Report and Recommendations of the West Coast Offshore Exploration Environmental Assessment Panel, was delivered to both governments by the panel in April 1986. Containing 92 (ninety-two) recommendations, it helped both governments to negotiate a pacific Accord which would have allowed the lifting of the moratorium. However, spills from a tanker as well as a tug in 1989 and subsequent public reaction to these events, persuaded the two governments to continue an indefinite extension to the moratorium with no mechanism for its review. Given that ten years have past since the last review, the Premier’s Advisory Council on