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B.C. government open to continuing Trans Mountain fight in court, premier saysB.C. Premier John Horgan says he is 'disappointed with the decision' by the federal government to re-approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.Jun 18, 2019
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B.C. government has registered as intervener in NEB’s reconsideration of Trans Mountain projectThe B.C. government has filed to have intervener status as regulators prepare for a second review of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.PoliticsOct 3, 2018
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South Korea seizes 2nd ship suspected of transferring oil to North KoreaSouth Korean authorities have seized a Panama-flagged vessel suspected of transferring oil products to North Korea in violation of international sanctions, a customs official said on Sunday.WorldDec 31, 2017
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Russia denies supplying fuel to North Korean tankersThe Russian Foreign Ministry on Saturday denied claims that U.N. sanctions against North Korea had been breached by Russian tankers transferring fuel to North Korean tankers at sea.WorldDec 30, 2017
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Russian tankers supplied fuel to North Korea: reportsThe sales of oil or oil products from Russia, the world's second biggest oil exporter and a veto-wielding member of the United Nations Security Council, breach U.N. sanctions, the security sources said.WorldDec 29, 2017
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B.C. government announces first phase of spill response regulationsEnvironment Minister George Heyman says the new regulations apply to transporters of liquid petroleum products that move more than 10,000 litres.EnvironmentOct 14, 2017
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Ottawa promises $1.5 billion for marine protectionThe federal government has announced a $1.5 billion ocean-protection plan that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says will make Canada a world leader in protecting the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans.Nov 7, 2016
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PM Justin Trudeau expected to make spill response announcementThe prime minister is expected to make an announcement in Vancouver today about the future of responses to tanker and fuel spills along the West Coast.EnvironmentNov 7, 2016
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Researchers study impact of different noises on well-being of cetaceansReporter Linda Aylesworth explains how the Vancouver Aquarium is researching how the ocean’s largest creatures hear and might some day change the way ocean going ships are built.Jun 5, 2015
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Pacific Wild placing underwater microphones on B.C.’s Central CoastThe environmental group Pacific Wild has placed six hydrophones in the waters just off the Central Coast.Apr 15, 2015
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