Finance Minister Bill Morneau said up to 129 communities will be consulted to ensure they have a chance for “meaningful economic participation” in the Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading
Trans Mountain now anticipates completing the project by 2022, with construction started on all parts of the line by the end of 2020. Continue reading
A unanimous decision cleared a major legal hurdle for construction to continue on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — a move long contested by Indigenous communities. Continue reading
The Tsleil-Waututh Nation says it is appealing a Federal Court of Appeal decision to allow for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to proceed. Continue reading
The court decision means Trans Mountain construction can continue, although the First Nations whose case was dismissed have 60 days to appeal to the Supreme Court. Continue reading
Four Indigenous groups alleged in court in December that Ottawa delayed sharing key information and listened half-heartedly to concerns. Continue reading
Four First Nations from British Columbia filed court challenges after the federal government approved the project a second time last June. Continue reading
The premier made the admission while advising the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs to allow the Coastal GasLink project to move ahead. Continue reading
The Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs said Coastal GasLink workers will be granted six to eight hours to winterize the work site being blocked by the Unist’ot’en camp. Continue reading
People living in the Unist’ot’en camp that’s blocking access to a critical pipeline work site near Houston, B.C., are growing “uneasy” about police action. Continue reading