Pipelines aren’t just an Alberta issue—they are crucial to national prosperity
Opinion:. We need to think about key national infrastructure issues as a country, rather than as isolated provinces
Kinder Morgan
How Trudeau hasn’t left himself any wiggle room on pipeline politics
In the row between B.C. and Alberta, the PM has carved out an unusually firm personal stance and political strategy on a tough issue
With B.C.’s attack on Alberta oil, the war of mutual destruction begins
And this time, oil-by-rail gets tarred alongside pipelines
The Kinder Morgan pipeline and Pacific salmon: Red fish, black gold
Opinion: Understanding how a Dilbit spill would affect sockeye during the early life stages of salmon can help prepare us for a future we hope won’t happen
A B.C. pipeline spill would be inevitable. But who would pay?
The only certainty is that the ecosystem hit by a large spill would pay the environmental price
Why Canada’s pipeline approval process is such a mess—and how to fix it
Approving major energy projects in Canada is a crazy quilt of overlapping jurisdictions, institutions and policy goals. But a new report suggests a way forward
On pipelines, Horgan and Weaver can do little but posture
If anyone blocks the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, it will be Indigenous and environmental groups equipped with court writs
Canada is a federation of frenemies—and pipeline politics prove it
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Canada is more than ’a combination of individual fiefdoms.’ Has she met us?
The NDP’s great pipeline divide
Before the Kinder Morgan expansion got approved, the New Democrats of Alberta and B.C. were one big, happy family. Now they’re like oil and water.
Trump’s bulldozer diplomacy meets pipeline politics
Donald Trump has ordered the fast-tracking of the Keystone XL pipeline—charging into Canada’s delicate dance with those opposed