Trans Mountain Pipeline

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is to go on tour later this month to stump for the Trans Mountain pipeline, but is resisting opposition calls to wield a big stick against its opponents.

Robyn Allan expresses alarm at what she views as B.C.'s weak response to the pipeline company's apparent violation of conditions required to build the project.

Canada's decision to approve an expansion for the Trans Mountain pipeline was a "one-way street" that ignored the economic and title rights of Indigenous people, a lawyer said on Monday.

First Nation leaders opposed to the oilsands say they are meeting with senior executives at Desjardins Group on Thursday, September, 2017.

Not a peep about Trans Mountain during meeting between between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion remains on track to begin construction in September, Kinder Morgan Canada president Ian Anderson said on Wednesday, July 19, 2017.

Kinder Morgan Canada and other companies are working to keep some of the more than 200 wildfires burning across B.C. away from their infrastructure.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Alberta Premier Rachel Notley have welcomed B.C.'s new premier-designate John Horgan despite simmering tensions over the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

British Columbia's NDP leader highlighted affordable housing and health care on Tuesday, May 30, 2017, as key elements in a minority government deal with the Green party.

Hundreds of people in British Columbia have completed a 75-kilometre march to protest Kinder Morgan"s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says U.S. President Donald Trump is likely to have some unhappy supporters south of the border if he goes after Canadian energy with trade sanctions.

Environmentalists and Indigenous leaders are threatening "an onslaught of litigation" to block Texas-based energy giant Kinder Morgan's proposed Trans-Mountain pipeline expansion project.

The big contentious pipelines -- Northern Gateway, Keystone XL, Energy East and Trans Mountain -- may not be needed after all.

At NEB hearings in Calgary today, City of Vancouver lawyers told the board they couldn't see the need for the pipeline any more with the low cost of oil.