Burnaby the forgotten villain in pipeline fight between Notley and Horgan
February 14, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Burnaby is fundamentally opposed to the Project and it has been public, vocal, and consistent […]
Podcast: Prof. Margot Young explains constitutional conflict over Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline
February 13, 2018 | Markham on Energy
“Co-operative federalism” (BC government, Burnaby) vs. “paramountcy” (Canada, Alberta, Kinder Morgan) Why doesn’t Prime Minister […]
Notley doubles down on wine ban mistake, appoints war council to further punish BC
February 10, 2018 | Markham on Energy
The one thing missing from dispute over Kinder Morgan pipeline is solutions. Notley should be […]
Notley’s ban of BC wines from Alberta is a big mistake
February 7, 2018 | Markham on Energy
If opposition to Canadian exclusive jurisdiction over inter-provincial pipelines grows, would Supreme Court back “co-operative […]
Rachel Notley’s political moves on Trans Mountain controversy perfectly timed
February 2, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Notley’s intention to sue, retaliate economically against BC designed to stiffen Trudeau’s resolve Has Rachel […]
Trudeau must put BC in its place or Horgan will never stop harassing Trans Mountain Expansion
January 31, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Is it time for Canada to take over complete oversight of Trans Mountain Expansion, including […]
Burnaby review of Trans Mountain Expansion permits “disingenuous.” Time for NEB to review all permit applications?
January 20, 2018 | Markham on Energy
NEB finds that City of Burnaby’s permit review process was “unclear, inefficient, and uncoordinated” Anyone […]
Kinder Morgan expecting more delays to Trans Mountain Expansion construction
January 18, 2018 | British Columbia
If pipeline continues regulatory hurdles and uncertainty, project may become “untenable” The Trans Mountain Expansion […]
Pipeline integrity programs: Is a 5,000 barrel Keystone-style leak likely in Canada?
December 12, 2017 | featured, Markham on Energy
CEPA says pipeline integrity program begun in 2010 is showing results, data suggests pipeline leaks […]
Canada will probably win legal fight with BC over Trans Mountain Expansion, but at what cost?
December 5, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Federal government enjoys exclusive constitutional jurisdiction over inter-provincial pipelines, can over-ride Province, municipalities on Trans Mountain […]
Westridge Terminal fence is not ‘militarized’ but it is being deliberately politicized
November 11, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Flap over Westridge Terminal fence just another talking point for rage-fueled anti-pipeline Vancouver political narrative […]
Podcast: Canadian pipeline politics with Prof. Keith Brownsey
September 29, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline enjoys support of just under half of British Columbians Kinder Morgan […]
Court orders Canada to revisit Coldwater Indian Band’s “rights” after pipeline route dispute
September 28, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Prof. Dwight Newman expects Coldwater to receive more compensation, but no other impacts upon project […]
Waning Canadian support for oil, pipelines a big political problem for Alberta industry
September 13, 2017 | Markham on Energy
If Canadians foresee a future without oil and pipelines, for how long will they continue […]
Vancouver pipeline protest start of busy Sept. for Trans Mountain Expansion foes
September 10, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Climate Convergence Metro Vancouver says many actions planned for fall to stop Trans Mountain Expansion […]