The Trans Mountain pipeline protest movement made its way through the B.C. capital Saturday against the decision to green light the project. Continue reading
However, in Alberta and Atlantic Canada, more than 60 per cent of survey respondents would support an increase in oil tanker traffic around B.C.’s South Coast. Continue reading
TransCanada Corporation abandoned the $15.7-billion project more than a year ago, after the National Energy Board modified the environmental assessment process. Continue reading
Premier Scott Moe believes the impact will be severe on Saskatchewan’s economy. Continue reading
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One of the most powerful businessmen in the country says governments have to help businesses remain competitive in global markets. Continue reading
Three of the protesters briefly got inside the hotel and demonstrated with their backs up against the wall directly outside the room where Trudeau met with California Gov. Jerry Brown. Continue reading
Stephen McNeil said any product – whether it be Alberta oil or hydro power from Newfoundland and Labrador, Manitoba and Quebec – should be shared with as many Canadians as possible. Continue reading
In an interview with Edmonton’s 630 CHED, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion is going to get built. Continue reading
Trans Mountain’s Michael Davies says it’s not likely the Burnaby Mountain conservation area would have to be accessed in the event of a pipeline leak in a nearby proposed tunnel. Continue reading
Both advocated for the federal government and the National Energy Board (NEB) hearing process to get the regulatory process back on track. Continue reading