With Trans Mountain expansion greenlit again, Indigenous leaders vow to fight on
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The Trans Mountain expansion “will not be built,” vowed the leader of one group opposed to the project. Continue reading
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Liberals won’t appeal Trans Mountain ruling, name former justice to oversee new Indigenous consultations
The Liberals will not appeal a ruling from the Supreme Court that found they failed to adequately consult with Indigenous stakeholders on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading
Trans Mountain expansion could harm killer whales, National Energy Board review may warn
The federal fisheries minister says it will be harder for cabinet to give a green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion if the National Energy Board’s new environmental review determines the project is going to harm killer whales. Continue reading
Cost to twin Trans Mountain pipeline now $1.9B higher, Kinder Morgan says
In a recent SEC filing, Kinder Morgan revealed that the Trans Mountain twinning will cost $1.9 billion more and take an additional year to complete. Continue reading
Trans Mountain pipeline work to resume in August: Kinder Morgan Canada boss
Premier Rachel Notley will join Enoch Cree Nation, the federal government and Trans Mountain officials for a blessing ceremony near the site at the community on Friday morning. Continue reading
Morneau has promised to ‘indemnify’ Trans Mountain. No one really knows what that means
The Finance Minister was scant on details, leaving a number of questions unanswered. Continue reading
‘A government openly in opposition’: Kinder Morgan CEO speaks on pipeline project
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
The CEO says if that clarity doesn’t come by June 1, the company will evaluate a write-off. Continue reading
Alberta to stop importing B.C. wines into the province: Notley
Alberta’s premier fired another warning shot against British Columbia in the midst of a bitumen battle. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Notley says B.C. ‘grasping at straws’ in attempt to restrict bitumen shipments
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley did not mince words when reacting to the B.C. government’s proposal to temporarily restrict increases in diluted bitumen shipments. Continue reading
Kinder Morgan Canada says Trans Mountain on track for September construction start
Kinder Morgan Canada says it is still on track to start construction of the Trans Mountain expansion project in September as it released its first quarterly results since going public in May. Continue reading