Kinder Morgan faces barrageVancouver municipal governments lead regulatory challenges for Trans Mountain expansion; Burnaby would deny services in spill Gary Park For Petroleum News
Whatever hopes Kinder Morgan had of a smooth passage through the regulatory process with its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion are rapidly disintegrating.
Even with the benefit of new federal legislation that shortens environmental reviews and favorable decisions by Canada’s National Energy Board, t....
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