And of course there is the use of dividend payments from BC Hydro to help balance the provincial government books.  Except that BC Hydro has to borrow money to make these payments, and is now about $7 billion dollars in debt because of it.  And yes, the Auditor general has warned that "This “rat” in the BC Hydro snake, said the auditor general in 2011, would have to digested someday by raising rates or taxes or both."

ICBC?  "A few years after Liberals projected a $678 million surplus, the insurer is $833 million in the red, revealing a massive structural deficit caused by government interference and mismanagement according to an expert"  Or helped along by the provincial government dipping into ICBC revenues in the past, instead of  saving surpluses for a rainy day.

The list is long.