British Columbia

VANCOUVER/CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd said on Monday the start-up of its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion could be delayed past September 2020 if it is unable to get more clarity around permitting and the judicial process by early next year.

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Indigenous groups in Alberta, N.W.T. say they've borne 'enormous costs' from B.C. dams, call for end to Site C

01/12/17

Author:

Andrew Kurjata

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CBC News

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature says low water levels are threatening Wood Buffalo National Park’s ecosystem in Alberta and Northwest Territories. It warns construction of the Site C dam in B.C. could make it worse.

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Prominent NDP Members, NDP Volunteers and Trade Unionists Sign Open Letter to the Premier Urging Site C Cancellation

01/12/17

Author:

Peace River Solidarity Initiative

Link:

Market Wired

November 30, 2017 14:33 ET

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B.C. slams Ottawa’s defence of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

30/11/17

Author:

Justine Hunter, Shawn McCarthy and Jeff Lewis

Link:

The Globe and Mail

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British Columbia

Canada

Oil - Pipelines

Mythbusters, the BCUC, and the Site C dam

30/11/17

Author:

Roland Wilson and Lynette Tsakoza

Link:

The Vancouver Sun

FILE PHOTO - Grand Chief Stewart Phillip speaks to supporters as Chief Lynette Tsakoza and Chief Roland Wilson look on after they delivered petitions, postcards and messages of solidarity inside a canoe following the government's reports on the controversial Site C dam study during a protest on Lekwungen Territory at Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Thursday, November 2, 2017. CHAD HIPOLITO / THE CANADIAN PRESS

{Top photo: FILE PHOTO - Grand Chief Stewart Phillip speaks to supporters as Chief Lynette Tsakoza and Chief Roland Wilson look on after they delivered petitions, postcards and messages of solidarity inside a canoe following the government's reports on the controversial Site C dam study during a protest on Lekwungen Territory at Legislature in Victoria, B.C., on Thursday, November 2, 2017. CHAD HIPOLITO / THE CANADIAN PRESS}

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Grand Chief Stewart Phillip promises expensive delays to Kinder Morgan Canada President Ian Anderson

30/11/17

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Coast Protectors

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip promises expensive delays to Kinder Morgan Canada President Ian Anderson

For Immediate Release

November 30, 2017

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British Columbia

Canada

Oil - Pipelines

B.C. fish processors spewing potentially dangerous bloodwater into key salmon migration corridor

28/11/17

Author:

CTVNews.ca Staff

Link:

CTV News

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British Columbia

Fisheries

B.C. Indigenous leader calls for better marine emergency response after barge goes adrift

28/11/17

Author:

Ian Bailey

Link:

The Globe and Mail

A Zidel 277 barge laden with fuel is towed after going adrift on Nov. 26, 2017 near Bella Bella, B.C. RICHARD REID/HEILTSUK NATION

A day after it went adrift, a fuel-loaded barge was under a tug's control near Bella Bella on Monday, and a B.C. native leader got an unexpected chance to take concerns over such situations directly to the federal Transport Minister.

Marilyn Slett, chief councillor of the Heiltsuk Tribal Council, which raised alarms in October, 2016, when a vessel leaked diesel fuel in waters that are part of their traditional territory, happened to be in Ottawa on Monday for a meeting on reconciliation as the fate of the Zidell Marine 277 played out in the same area.

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British Columbia

Anyone investing in Kinder Morgan should prepare for a long, drawn-out, and very expensive battle.

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