“We think its time for people in the pro-resource sector stand up and the bulldozer was a symbol for the construction workers that we hope eventually get to work on Trans Mountain.” Continue reading
B.C.’s finance minister says her government has nothing to do with the $18 million in public sector pensions invested in Kinder Morgan. Continue reading
There are 28 people in total, including Indigenous leaders, who will learn if they will be facing criminal contempt charges for violating injunction to stay away from Kinder Morgan Gates in Burnaby. Continue reading
Kinder Morgan fired a shot across the bow of three different governments this past weekend that brought a number of things into crystal clear focus. Continue reading
The potential cancellation of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is putting a spotlight on oilpatch innovations that might mitigate the need for export capacity as oilsands production rises. Continue reading
The CEO says if that clarity doesn’t come by June 1, the company will evaluate a write-off. Continue reading
No shovels can break ground in B.C. until the hearings are completed. Continue reading
Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr thinks the controversial Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline, and potentially others, will be built within his government’s mandate. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley was in B.C. on Tuesday to help promote the planned Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading
Some observers say Alberta’s premier will have a difficult job trying to convince British Columbians to support the Trans Mountain pipeline project between the provinces as she began a two-day visit to B.C. on Monday. Continue reading