“Study important evidence the two must put aside differences and find ways to collaborate” New research from the Business Council of British Columbia shows a much higher level of mutual dependency between Alberta and B.C. than is usually acknowledged as the two provinces spar over Kinder Morgan’s controversial pipeline project, Trans Mountain Expansion. The research […]
CSIS not releasing details, but says it is monitoring threats to energy infrastructure Construction of the Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline is set to begin this fall, which raises the spectre of more pipeline tampering of the sort engaged in last fall by five Climate Direct Action actvists, who shut valves on high-pressure pipelines, then waited
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“A majority of Canadians agree the Government of Canada has taken a balanced approach to pipelines.” CALGARY, ALBERTA – A majority of Canadians support Ottawa’s balanced approach to oil pipelines and transportation, according to results of an Ipsos poll done in part for the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers. The results also show the number
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BC carbon tax remains at $30 per tonne By Nia Williams Aug 19 (Reuters) – Canada’s British Columbia unveiled a new climate action plan on Friday that kept its carbon tax frozen at C$30 per tonne, a move environmental groups warned would undermine the province’s target of cutting 2050 emissions by 80 percent from 2007
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