The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday, May 16, edition that the British Columbia Liberals' stunning come-from-behind victory in the province's general election on Tuesday shows British Columbians want growth, and the strong economy that comes with it. An unbylined Globe editorial says B.C. voters re-elected the party best suited to continue growth, while reminding Ms. Clark, who lost her Vancouver seat over concerns about tankers in the harbour, that a little humility is in order. Mr. Dix presented himself as a moderate wishing to strike a balance between supporting resource development and staying faithful to his party's environmentalist and pro-union bent. His fatal error, though, may have been his outright opposition to the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. Mr. Dix had also voiced opposition to Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline. Mr. Dix underestimated voters' desire to elect the party that would favour job creation and increase provincial revenues from resource development. Ms. Clark should now look at Trans Mountain objectively and make sure that her government is an open-minded partner with Alberta in its bid to get its oil to tidewaters for export.