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NEB says Kinder Morgan doesn't have to follow Burnaby bylaws

Energy company Kinder Morgan has received permission from the federal pipeline regulator to break the rules of the metro Vancouver suburb of Burnaby in its construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. The regulator said it can’t yet explain why it made this decision. B.C.’s Environment Minister George Heyman is shocked and says all Canadians should be concerned.

By Mike De Souza | News, Energy, Politics | December 7th 2017

Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Expansion Project, Westeridge loading dock, green tanks, Burnaby,

Kinder Morgan pushes back planned spending on Trans Mountain expansion project

Kinder Morgan Canada says it is still not in a position to start significant construction on the Trans Mountain expansion project and expects spending on the project for at least part of next year to focus mostly on permitting.

By The Canadian Press | News, Energy, Politics | December 5th 2017

TransCanada engaging with landowners on new Keystone XL route

TransCanada aims to make a final investment decision on the project as soon as possible, said its senior vice−president of liquids on Tuesday.

By Ian Bickis | News, Energy | November 28th 2017

Alberta's Rachel Notley urges Trudeau to speak up for pipelines

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley arrived at the doorstep of federal power today to deliver a stern message to the Trudeau government on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion: “step up.”

By Carl Meyer | News, Energy, Politics | November 21st 2017

Why I risked arrest to stop Kinder Morgan

I snuck into the press conference on Wednesday because it is my generation that will have to live with the consequences of Prime Minister Trudeau’s decisions.

Opinion Letters to the Editor

By Hayley Zacks | Opinion, Energy, Politics | November 17th 2017

Orphan Well Association spending tops $2 million on care of Lexin assets

The cost of looking after hundreds of wells, pipelines and other oilfield gear left behind by bankrupt Lexin Resources Ltd. has exceeded $2 million and the bills continue to roll in, says Alberta's Orphan Well Association.

By Dan Healing | News, Energy, Politics | November 11th 2017

Resisting a climate of misogyny

Now, I know the advice that many of us abide by. Don’t feed the trolls and by in large, I don’t. I’m breaking this rule because I think the misogynistic and violent nature of certain comments and potential links to pro-oil platforms needs to be called out.

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Letters to the Editor

By Andrea Harden-Donahue | Opinion, Energy, Politics | November 9th 2017

Minister of Natural Resources, Jim Carr, Canadian Council of Forest Ministers,

Jim Carr explains why Ottawa won't intervene to speed up Kinder Morgan pipeline

Attorneys general from B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan have all given notice that they intend to intervene in the upcoming hearing, but the federal government's attorney general, Jody Wilson-Raybould, has opted to sit this one out, leaving the matter in the hands of the NEB.

By Carl Meyer | News, Energy, Politics | November 8th 2017

Brad Wall refuses to apologize for Burnaby accusations

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is refusing to apologize for his government's accusations against Burnaby after getting a letter from the British Columbia coastal city's lawyer. The provincial government accused the City of Burnaby last Friday of "deliberately slowing down" permits for Texas-based Kinder Morgan and the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

By Mike De Souza | News, Energy, Politics | November 7th 2017

B.C. urges Trudeau's ministers to crack down on Kinder Morgan

B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman said that Kinder Morgan's recent behaviour requires federal and provincial authorities to place more scrutiny on the company. “I think it’s reprehensible that Kinder Morgan acts as if they don’t have to follow the conditions in the permit that they received."

By Mike De Souza | News, Energy, Politics | November 3rd 2017

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