Canada’s national pipeline regulator has signed off on a proposal to triple the capacity of the Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta’s oilsands to the West Coast, but neither opponents or supporters consider its construction a fait accompli.
The National Energy Board said Thursday that the controversial $6.8-billion project proposed by Kinder Morgan is in Canada’s best interest, provided 157 conditions are met. It forwarded its recommendation to the federal cabinet for a decision expected by December.
Castanet – May 20, 2016.
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