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New push for Energy East pipeline is needed in wake of Trans Mountain decision: Jim Irving
One of the most powerful businessmen in the country says governments have to help businesses remain competitive in global markets. Continue reading
Oil Pipeline
Pipeline protesters demonstrate outside Justin Trudeau’s California hotel
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
N.S. premier concerned over tensions around future Trans Mountain pipeline
By Rebecca Lau Reporter
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
‘That pipeline is going to get built,’ says Trudeau
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
Burnaby’s cross-examination of Trans Mountain continues in Vancouver
By Jeremy Lye
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
East meets west as Saint John and Calgary mayors talk Energy East Pipeline
Both advocated for the federal government and the National Energy Board (NEB) hearing process to get the regulatory process back on track. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau praises John Horgan but avoids disagreement over pipeline
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulates Premier Designate John Horgan, but makes no mention of their disagreement over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. Continue reading
Brad Wall says B.C. election result ‘concerning’ for pipeline project
Brad Walls said it would be bad for B.C. if a government were to say no to major projects such as the pipeline. Continue reading
Husky Energy resumes major oil spill clean-up on the North Saskatchewan River
Husky Energy resumes cleaning up after a major oil spill on the North Saskatchewan River last summer. Continue reading
System issued alarm for hours prior to Husky oil spill: report
A report says a dual alarm leak detection system issued notices of potential problems for hours prior to the Husky pipeline oil spill into the North Saskatchewan River. Continue reading
