I want to add a couple of details that sometimes get forgotten in a story like this just because it is such a big set of issues.  The Ministry of Highways in BC is supposed to pick up the tab for the road construction that is going to be necessary if Site c gets built.  There would be tens of millions of dollars spent rerouting a perfectly good road for a dam that isn't needed, and the people who will be using the electricity won't be paying for that in their rates.  Yup, taxpayers.  So taxpayers are paying also to have the two families mentioned in the article expropriated, but these are only the first of Hydros victims in the valley.  
There are some thirty five families with interest in land in the valley, farms, ranches, homes, cottages.  The First Nations are worried about the graves of their ancestors because this road that Hydro wants us to build also transgresses on those sacred sites.  People have lived in  this valley for more than 11,000 years.  Are we ashamed?