Ottawa and Alberta strike an agreement, of sorts, for a new pipeline
Alberta and Ottawa strike an energy pact that sets off Pacific pipeline speculation
How Ian Anderson led a $34 billion pipeline project and shaped a new era in resource development
Ian Anderson knows firsthand what it means to persevere. Over 14 arduous years, he led thecomplex, controversial, and ultimately successful $34-billion expansion of the Trans Mountain(TMX) pipeline, one of Canada’s […]
EXCLUSIVE: Key minister met with anti-pipeline group on same day he triggered trade war over project
On January 30, 2018, British Columbia’s environment minister, George Heyman, made public his strategy to thwart the federally approved Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. That evening, he dined with 25 activist groups that are using U.S. funding to try to accomplish the same aim as Heyman.
We still need the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
Red tape, blockades and delays have cost the Trans Mountain Expansion Project billions. Now, TMX is almost ready to begin paying back Canadians.
When traditional territories overlap: A BC First Nations example
It’s a tale of two neighbouring Indigenous groups, the Wet’suwet’en and the Carrier Sekani, with big implications for a major infrastructure project.
What happens if Canada loses an oil pipeline?
A Parliamentary committee has looked at what would happen if the United States goes through with Michigan’s threat to cripple the Canadian economy by unilaterally shutting down the Line 5 pipeline.
Time to “turn the page” on opposing Trans Mountain pipeline, says B.C. cabinet minister Murray Rankin
Though he long had “difficulty” with the venture, British Columbia’s new Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister now acknowledges the project deemed to be in the national interest has its approvals and is going forward.
Yes, Virginia, Trans Mountain does have a business case
Critics of the pipeline project are outdoing themselves to seed doubt and confusion. In spite of this, those who care about Canadian economic-environmental balance needn’t worry: TMX will be productive, profitable and climate-friendly for many decades. Stewart Muir explains why.
TMX pipeline will serve cleaner Canadian oil to eco-conscious California
Climate statistics from California show that the long-awaited new pipeline will usher in an era of cleaner choices for the populous state. Skeptical? Stewart Muir assesses the big picture.