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Kinder Morgan posts $1.35B Q3 income on Trans Mountain sale
Oil firm sold its Trans Mountain assets to Ottawa for $4.5 billion in a deal that closed Aug. 31.
Trans Mountain expansion could be delayed for years by court decision: experts
Highly improbable feds and NEB will be able to complete reviews before 2019 election.
Protest accuses Trudeau of fiddling on pipeline while climate change burns BC
Cited purchase of the Trans Mountain pipeline and ensure it’s expanded to carry Alberta oil to the coast.
BC regulator fines Kinder Morgan $920 for Water Sustainability Act violations
One ticket for non-compliance in the use of fish spawning deterrents and three related to water volume reporting.
Spill at Trans Mountain station larger than BC government first reported
Spill volume reported from company’s Darfield station north of Kamloops on May 27 revised to 4,800 litres from 100 litres.
Trans Mountain protests continue, environment minister says it’s time to move on
Rallies held across country, opposition not backing down.
Deal by Kinder Morgan Canada to sell Trans Mountain welcomed with misgivings
Reaction from oil firms to news of feds’ acquisition a mixed-bag.
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Federal government spending $4.5B to buy Trans Mountain pipeline, B.C. terminal
The feds will take over construction, likely in August, with a view to eventually selling the whole thing down the road.
Trudeau mum on pipeline even as May 31 deadline looms
Financial discussions continue, but he also says there is nothing yet to say publicly.
Green leader Elizabeth May gets $1,500 fine for contempt in pipeline arrest
Arrested in March protesting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion in Burnaby, BC.
Alberta refuses to endorse premiers statement that omits Trans Mountain
Issues such as pharmacare and legalization are moot without wealth flowing from expanded pipeline: Hoffman.
No suitors emerge for pipeline project stake as Kinder Morgan deadline looms
Discussions are ongoing with the Trans Mountain pipeline company but “not yet in alignment.”
Kinder Morgan CEO ‘appreciates’ Morneau’s pipeline offer but clock is ticking
Government is willing to “provide indemnity” to any investors to ensure the project proceeds.
BC is just defending its interests on pipeline: Horgan
Says up to the courts to determine what’s constitutional when it comes to expansion of a pipeline.
Notley set to pass bill that could cut oil to BC in pipeline fight
Will squeeze supply if BC continues to frustrate construction of the pipeline expansion.
