Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion

• Penalty slashed but Trans Mountain pipeline fine for bird disturbances upheld

  A review panel is upholding a fine against the Trans Mountain pipeline for violations that resulted in disturbing bird nests.

  Environment

  Dec 23, 2022
  
• Dead salmon prompt federal fisheries team to inspect Trans Mountain expansion work site

  Trans Mountain crews began permitted work in the Coquihalla River at the start of the month, where spawning salmon have begun their run a few weeks earlier than usual.

  Environment

  Aug 10, 2022
  
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• $31 million penalty for ATCO Electric following regulator’s investigation

  The penalty stems from an Alberta Utilities Commission investigation prompted by a whistleblower complaint.

  Canada

  Apr 18, 2022
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• B.C. adds conditions for Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, ministers say concerns remain

  British Columbia has amended the conditions of its environmental assessment certificate for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

  Economy

  Mar 9, 2022
• Even as costs soar, Indigenous groups still aim to buy Trans Mountain pipeline

  Two groups working with prospective Indigenous owners groups said despite cost increases, they're still "ready, willing and able" to pursue the project that's "still viable."

  Canada

  Mar 7, 2022
• Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion construction complete in Edmonton area

  The replacement pipeline runs nearly 50 kilometres from Trans Mountain's Edmonton Terminal in Sherwood Park to Acheson, along the south leg of Anthony Henday Drive.

  Canada

  Feb 1, 2022
• Alberta Utilities Commission investigators want probe of ATCO dealings on TMX camps

  Investigators at the Alberta Utilities Commission are asking the regulator to look into what they say is illegal behaviour by one of the province's largest homegrown companies.

  Canada

  Nov 30, 2021
• Trans Mountain worker knocked out by fallen tree branch; tree-sit camps dismantled

  One Trans Mountain worker was injured last week by a falling tree branch at tree-sit camps in the Burnaby forest, aimed at halting pipeline expansion construction.

  Environment

  Sep 28, 2021
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• Alberta revives ‘turn-off-the-taps’ resources bill that sparked legal row with B.C.

  Environment Minister Jason Nixon says a proposed bill with revisions would be retroactive to May 1, when the previous act expired following a two-year sunset clause.

  Politics

  May 25, 2021
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• Eight arrested in Vancouver protests against Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project

  Police say demonstrators had chained themselves to the entrances and exits at 250 Howe Street and 999 West Hastings Street, causing " a serious safety hazard."

  Environment

  Apr 14, 2021