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What’s the latest on an Imperial Oil pipeline that was shut down in March for repairs?

After billions of dollars of taxpayer investment and years of delays — oil is finally set to flow through the Trans Mountain pipeline in B.C. It’ll still be weeks before it’ll end up on oil tankers, but as Andrea Macpherson reports, environmentalists are sounding the alarm.

The Trans Mountain pipeline is finally pumping oil to B.C.’s coast, after countless protests and billions of dollars in taxpayer investment. Depending on where you stand, it’s either a huge win for the economy or a significant setback for the environment. Aaron McArthur has the story.

Despite being more than a decade in the making, it was a muted opening for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion as the line started up Wednesday. Breanna Karstens-Smith looks at the impacts to Albertans.

After much controversy, years of delays, and being billions of dollars overbudget, oil is finally flowing through the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Heather Yoruex-West explains what Canadians are getting from the investment, and whether it can be enough to silence critics who question the pipeline’s profitability.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project will open on Wednesday. It took more than four years to construct, and was one of the most costly infrastructure projects in Canadian history. Kendra Slugoski reports.

The province says the three-month timeline to repair a pipeline supplying gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel to Winnipeg, is still on target.

A TC Energy natural gas pipeline caught on fire in Yellowhead County, northwest of Edson and northeast of Hinton, sending up a large plume of flames and smoke visible from many kilometres away and triggering a small wildfire.

The province says its inspectors continue to closely monitor a damaged pipeline south of St. Adolphe and the potential impact it could have on Manitobans at the pumps.

What impacts will a pipeline shutdown have on businesses who rely on gas? Teagan Rasche has more on the road ahead for truckers and couriers.

Imperial Oil is speaking out after a pipeline shutdown in Manitoba impacting the flow of gas to Winnipeg.

Manitoba’s premier says his government is taking measures to mitigate the potential impact on the province’s economy after the temporary shutdown of an Imperial Oil pipeline. Marney Blunt reports.

Members of a First Nation near Peace River are stopping crews from Obsidian Energy from accessing one of its pipeline sites. The blockade began Sunday, as the company maintains it’s got the right to the road. Morgan Black reports.

The long-awaited Transmountain Pipeline Expansion officially begins operation. A proposal for an upstream reservoir on the Bow River receives significant push back. Plans to clear-cut about 900 hectares in Kananaskis Country stirs controversy among conservationists.

Tensions are rising between Woodland Cree First Nation in northern Alberta and Calgary-based Obsidian Energy. The community has been ordered to stop blocking Obsidian crews from accessing a pipeline site. Heather Yourex-West explains how Woodland Cree First Nation Chief Isaac Laboucan-Avirom reacted, and what ignited the dispute between both sides.

Staffing shortages prompt a health care emergency at Surrey Memorial. The Trans Mountain pipeline project is finally done, and that’s either good or bad news, depending on who you ask. And new short term rental rules come into effect across the province.

In this Wednesday, May 1, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, the Edmonton Oilers are a win away from moving on to Round 2 of the playoffs, the long-awaited Trans Mountain pipeline expansion opens, Alberta government backtracks and will continue low-income transit pass funding, and...

It was a big week for British Columbia in the nation’s capital, with the conversation centred in the House of Commons on B.C.’s drug decriminalization pilot. In the Friday, May 3, 2024, edition of Focus BC, host Richard Zussman reports from Ottawa, where he spoke with federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. He also speaks with...

Russian missiles damaged residential buildings and injured six people in Ukraine’s Kharkiv, early on Wednesday, Kharkiv Oblast Gov. Oleh Synehubov said on Telegram. The attack damaged three residential buildings, two offices, three non-residential buildings and a gas pipeline in the central district of the city, according to the governor’s statement. Plus, the Kremlin said on...

The Calgary Chamber of Commerce says the federal oil and gas emissions cap could hurt the value of the Trans Mountain pipeline. As Kabi Moulitharan explains, it’s the latest group to push back, saying the plan will hurt the economy.