Kinder Morgan

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Kinder Morgan falls further behind as Keystone XL locks in commercial support

While TransCanada's Nebraska-bound Keystone XL pipeline locks in the commercial support it needs to proceed, Kinder Morgan's controversial Trans Mountain expansion has run into a snag that could delay its completion until 2020.

By Elizabeth McSheffrey | News, Energy, Politics | January 18th 2018

Vancouverites urge TD Bank to divest from Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

Stephanie Von Dehn, a Vancouver-based physician, stood in front of a TD Bank branch on Saturday afternoon carrying a sign depicting the bank's green logo dripping with black crude. She's been with the bank since 2012, but has decided to close her TD accounts to protest its involvement in Texas energy giant Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

By Jenny Uechi | News, Energy, Politics | December 18th 2017

How to push a pipeline through by cherry-picking the Constitution

Greenpeace author Jessica Wilson says the federal energy regulator is playing fast and loose with constitutional obligations by allowing Kinder Morgan to bypass Burnaby, B.C. bylaws for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

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By Jessica Wilson | Opinion, Energy, Politics | December 13th 2017

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

Two killed in Kinder Morgan pipeline explosion

Farm workers struck a buried gas pipeline on Tuesday operated by Kinder Morgan in Lee County, Illinois, about 150 kilometres west of Chicago.

By Carl Meyer | News, Energy | December 6th 2017

Burnaby Mayor, Derek Corrigan, Kinder Morgan, pipeline protest

Kinder Morgan lawyer asks pipeline regulator to consider its bad 'feeling' about Burnaby

Lawyer Maureen Killoran, part of a high-powered team of six from a Calgary-based law firm, called for the National Energy Board to quash Burnaby's bylaws on Monday. The regulator entertained the possibility of granting the pipeline company's request.

By Mike De Souza | News, Energy, Politics | December 5th 2017

B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman speaks during a panel discussion at the UN climate talks in Bonn, Germany on Nov. 14, 2017. File photo by Mike De Souza

George Heyman tells Ottawa to 'get its nose' out of B.C. business

British Columbia says the federal government needs to back off and stop interfering in an independent review process over the approval of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline.

By Geordon Omand & Canada's National Observer | News, Energy, Politics | December 1st 2017

NEB accused of tossing 'softballs' at Kinder Morgan to bypass Burnaby

The city has blamed the company’s incompetence for delays, explaining that Kinder Morgan has struggled to follow the rules that apply to all developers. But during a hearing on Wednesday, a lawyer for the city, Gregory McDade, objected to "softball questions" from the NEB to Kinder Morgan.

By Mike De Souza | News, Energy, Politics | November 30th 2017

A group of kayaktivists gather before heading to a construction barge in Vancouver harbour near Kinder Morgan's Westridge Marine Terminal on Oct. 28, 2017. File photo by Zack Embree

Kinder Morgan CEO's speech disrupted by Tsleil-Waututh man's challenge

Ian Anderson didn't look surprised when a sharply dressed man abruptly interrupted his speech. The CEO of Kinder Morgan Canada must have been braced for controversy as he addressed the Vancouver Board of Trade on Thursday.

By Jenny Uechi | News | November 30th 2017

Jagmeet Singh slams Trudeau government for 'betrayal' of B.C.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is slamming the Trudeau government for betraying the people of British Columbia in order to support the interests of a large corporation, Texas-based multinational pipeline operator Kinder Morgan.

By Canada's National Observer | News, Energy, Politics | November 29th 2017

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