Trans Mountain
Indigenous pipeline bidder launches ‘listening tour’ along Trans Mountain route
Former chief proposing ownership of at least 51% of the federal government-owned pipeline be shared among all participating Indigenous communities in B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Alberta judge denies B.C.’s bid to block ‘Turn Off the Taps’ bill
The legal battle is part of the fallout over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Gas price inquiry questions Trans Mountain capacity, company denies collusion
Parkland Fuel operates gas stations under Chevron and other banners.
Liberals nominate well known anti-pipeline activist to take Montreal NDP seat
Steven Guilbeault in 1993 helped found a major environmental advocacy group in Quebec called Equiterre.
First Nations challenge pipeline: claims bias meant improper consultations
The federal government approved the expansion again in June after a second round of consultations.
Conservationists file whale challenge to Trans Mountain reapproval
They’re arguing cabinet failed to comply with its responsibility to protect critically endangered killer whales.
Indigenous group says Trans Mountain bid could be ready next week
Group, called Project Reconciliation, proposing a 51% stake in the pipeline.
‘Loaded gun:’ BC seeks injunction against Alberta’s turn off the taps law
Alberta threatening to cut BC off from its crude.
Protests, legal challenges planned to block Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Indigenous groups, environmental organizations and cities are ready for a fight.
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Business leaders welcome Trans Mountain expansion approval
…but they fear the pipeline expansion to BC’s coast will not be competed.
Oil lobby group calls for more timely regulatory regime for pipelines
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers released its election wish list on Monday.
Court rules B.C. can’t limit oil shipments in major blow for pipeline fight
Unanimous ruling from the B.C. Court of Appeal represented a major win for Trans Mountain pipeline.
BC takes Alberta to court on law that could see gasoline exports cut
Arguing the Alberta law is unconstitutional, provinces can’t discriminate in the distribution of natural resource products.
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‘We will keep our commitments:’ Alberta premier Kenney
Cap stays, will proclaim into law a bill to cut oil shipments to BC in response its opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
No guarantee of a pre-election Trans Mountain decision: Sohi
Natural Resources minister doesn’t expect the deadline will be pushed back again.
