Back in 2018, then-Senator David Tkachuk made a rather prophetic speach about the impacts of Bill C-69. We talked to him about that, what’s happened since, and what’s going on with the two most recent pipeline announcements to the west and east of Alberta....
By Lauren Krugel Pipeline proposals long considered dead and buried are coming back from the grave — sort of. Past plans to send oilsands crude east, west and south are being revived with different branding, proponents and routes. And, at least in the first two...
By Daniel Johnson Trans Mountain Corp. says it has reached a settlement agreement on tolls customers pay to use the Trans Mountain Pipeline. The Crown corporation said Tuesday it had filed a negotiated settlement with the Canada Energy Regulator that, if...
I was wrong last month when I wrote that Danielle Smith was far too talented to subject Albertans to a bad pipeline deal. I naively assumed that behind the scenes her officials were taking a tough position, working to reverse or at least modify those elements of the...
Call it Energy East 2.0, but kinda sorta, not really CALGARY – Two years ago at the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith spoke of new export pipelines in several directions, most likely following existing rights-of-way as opposed to new...
