National Energy Board

The federal government says it is revamping pipeline reviews to give more sway to Indigenous peoples, while also factoring in climate change impacts of new projects.

New environmental assessment process appears likely to require pipeline companies to report greenhouse gas emissions associated with their project

Some 74 North American groups are urging Canadian governments to reject new pipelines and decarbonize the economy.

The era of colonization is over, said Tsleil-Waututh representatives. Canada or indeed, the National Energy Board, can no longer plough through their land without permission.

Adam Olsen, a member of the Tsartlip First Nation and deputy leader of the B.C. Greens, argued passionately for the protection of rivers where salmon thrive.

In a collaborative presentation, the Swinomish, Tulalip, Suquamish, and Lummi Indian Nations called on the National Energy Board to lay the Trans Mountain expansion to rest for good.

A new report on the Salish Sea region, where Kinder Morgan plans to ship diluted bitumen, says the area is too valuable to be at risk of a major oil spill

The Green Party leader joined the chorus of interveners calling the NEB process "a sham" and accused Kinder Morgan of submitting "repetitive, useless garbage" as evidence.

Canada's second largest urban community is saying No to TransCanada's Energy East pipeline project.

Burnaby's legal counsel challenged the National Energy Board panelists to "have the courage" to reject Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion proposal.

Andrew S. Wright's lens captures protest and people at the National Energy Board hearings in Burnaby, B.C.

The rally concluded outside the National Energy Board hearing, where members of the public are not permitted.

Over 90 per cent of the interveners scheduled to speak at the National Energy Board hearing in Burnaby, B.C. vehemently oppose the Trans Mountain expansion.

Kinder Morgan has 127 pipeline approval problems, but climate change ain't one, at NEB review.