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Just over a year since the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline officially opened, a new report suggests it’s beginning to chip away at its costly $34 billion price tag. Rory Johnston, a global commodities markets expert with the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, joins us with some insight.

It is a mega project that sparked years of controversy, was over budget, and finished behind schedule. Now, a little more than a year after it officially opened, we’re getting our first up-close look at the massive Trans Mountain Pipeline operation. Richard Zussman reports.

In the year since its expansion, the Trans Mountain Pipeline has been moving double the amount of oil. The B.C. government was initially opposed to the project, but as Aaron McArthur reports, it’s now supporting a proposal allowing tankers to carry more oil through B.C. waters.

The price tag for the Trans Mountain pipeline just went way up, and the lounge in the former Trump Tower Vancouver has their trademark dissolved. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.

A tiny boat that has sparked protests on a global scale. It’s called the golden rule, and it’s a part of an environmental movement that gained international traction right here in Vancouver. And now as Grace Ke reports, it’s a challenging project close to home.

When asked on Thursday what he would do with the Trans Mountain expansion project if elected prime minister, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said he opposes the pipeline expansion and would look at the assets’ worth, making a decision based on the financial value. Singh added there are “better” ways to spend the money to “invest...

There are setbacks to getting the Trans Mountain pipeline up and running again. It was voluntarily shut off due to British Columbia’s atmospheric river disaster. Heather Yourex-West explains what’s fuelling the delays, and how the province is trying to maintain its gas supply.

The B.C. government says drivers are adjusting well to a 30 litre limit at the pumps. The move was imposed until at least December 1 to conserve fuel supplies on the South Coast after the Trans Mountain pipeline was closed due to mudslides in the Interior. It will be at least the middle of next...

The Supreme of Court of Canada will not hear a First Nations appeal to the Trans Mountain project. Nadia Stewart is covering this breaking story from Burnaby.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project has cleared yet another major legal hurdle. Tom Vernon reports.

Samatar Sahal was killed while working at a Trans Mountain pipeline site in west Edmonton, where friends and family gathered Wednesday to mourn the father of four’s death. Sarah Komadina reports.

Canada top court recently dismissed an appeal against the federal government’s second approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion but as Ted Chernecki reports, that’s not stopping protesters from going to new heights to try and stall the project.

Construction on a key section of the multibillion-dollar Trans Mountain pipeline project has been halted because of the discovery of eight active hummingbird nests.

The City of Burnaby says its fire department needs millions of dollars of upgrades to ensure it can fight a fire that might break out at the Trans Mountain pipeline tank farm on Burnaby Mountain. And it’s calling on Ottawa to fund it. Paul Johnson reports

Tsleil-Waututh First Nation Chief Leah George-Wilson discusses their next course of action after the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the Indigenous challenge against the Trans Mountain Pipeline.

Mon, Jan 11: There was a serious blow today for one of the pipelines being proposed for B.C. In its final written submission to the National Energy Board, the provincial government says, at this time, it can not support Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Expansion project. Keith Baldrey has more.

Wed, Jan 13: Minister of Transport Marc Garneau speaks to Global News after the B.C. government made the decision not to support Kinder Morgan’s TransMountain pipeline. What decision will the federal government make?

Tue, Feb 2: A group of environmental protestors demonstrated outside the National Energy Board’s office, as the hearing into the proposed Trans-Mountain Pipeline expansion project got underway in Calgary Tuesday. David Boushy reports.

Tue, Feb 2: As the National Energy Board’s review of the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion enters its final stage, protesters continue to voice their opposition to the project and approval process.David Boushy reports.

TC Energy Corp. gave the go-ahead for construction of its US$8-billion Keystone XL Pipeline project on Tuesday, with a helping hand from the Alberta government. On Tuesday morning, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau assured Canadians that the project, along with the Trans Mountain Pipeline project, wouldn’t be a health problem amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.