oil transport
Alberta buying its own rail cars to move oil without feds: Notley
The province has already started talks with a third party to buy enough rail cars and locomotives to put two more oil trains a day on the tracks.
Feds quietly adopt new safety rules drafted by rail industry
New rules require that at least two crew work a train transporting dangerous material such as crude oil.
Greens say Feds spend $120M to ‘grease’ Northern Gateway bid
Elizabeth May says the Harper government is spending at least $78 million on marine spill studies specifically connected to bitumen.
CN’s crude by rail pitch poses ‘risk to company’, pipeline critics say
Environmental groups plead with CN CEO Claude Mongeau to express opposition to plans that would ship Alberta crude west by rail.
