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Change is on the way to make Alberta’s electricity system more affordable. New legislation is paving the way for an upcoming energy overhaul. The government says it’s the only way to make things better, but critics worry it hinders green energy options. Morgan Black reports.

During a Prince Rupert visit on Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed concerns over the Kinder Morgan pipeline and said that protecting the environment and growing the economy need to go together. Trudeau added that a plan to ensure the protection for marine mammals will be announced soon.

Naheed Nenshi had harsh words for B.C.’s premier amid a fight between the province over the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion. Richard Zussman has the details.

During Question Period Thursday, NDP MP Nathan Cullen demanded answers from the Liberal government on why a Kinder Morgan lobbyist attended fundraisers for the prime minister and environment minister.

Supporters of the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion hold a pro-energy rally in Langley just days ahead of the May 31 deadline set by the company.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says if Kinder Morgan wants to abandon plans to build the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, there are plenty of other investors out there willing to take up the cause.

Pro-pipeline protesters gathered outside the conference centre hosting Kinder Morgan’s annual general meeting in Calgary to show their support for the Trans Mountain pipeline project on Wednesday.

Global News online reporter Richard Zussman sets up what is expected to be a busy week in Victoria with both Kinder Morgan and PR referendum question high on the agenda.

B.C. Premier John Horgan speaks at a press conference Tuesday after the federal government announced it has plans to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan.

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer accused the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of letting down British Columbians by forcing through expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline by nationalizing the project, instead of “championing” its benefits.

Anti-pipeline groups gathered at the offices of Liberal MPs across the country to protest the federal government’s purchase of Kinder Morgan Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline and its expansion. It was part of a national day of action against the project. As Reid Fiest reports, new details are also being revealed about the deal.

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh shares his thoughts on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion at an event held in Burnaby, B.C., where he announced his plans to run as an MP in the Burnaby South riding.

A new poll for Global News shows Canadians are divided on the federal government’s decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan. Reid Fiest reports.

Opponents of the Kinder Morgan pipeline are urging Tofino to roll up its welcome mat for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family. But as Kylie Stanton reports, not everyone is in agreement.

Dipak Dattani from the City of Burnaby spoke to the media on Thursday about how citizens can peacefully protest outside the Kinder Morgan terminals on Burnaby Mountain.

Thurs. Jan. 11: Video posted to the Camp Cloud at KM Surveillance Post Facebook page show Burnaby RCMP using a battering ram to break down the door of a trailer.

RCMP officers used a battering ram to arrest two women at a protest against the Kinder Morgan pipeline in Burnaby. Jordan Armstrong has the story.

Tue, Jun 7: Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson has joined others opposed to the proposed Kinder Morgan expansion, and that’s not sitting well with Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi. Jayme Doll reports.

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.

Mon, Jan 11: British Columbia’s environment minister says Kinder Morgan is failing the test for its proposed pipeline expansion and can’t prove it will meet key safety requirements. Ted Chernecki explains.