Trans Mountain Pipeline

Opinion: Kinder Morgan’s suspension of non-essential spending on its pipeline is just more proof that these days, businesses aren’t as interested in investing in Canada

John Manley, head of the Business Council of Canada, on what Ottawa’s environmental assessment process means for getting big resource projects built

Kinder Morgan’s 1,000-kilometre expansion project has become a national rallying cry for environmentalists, sparked protests from Indigenous communities, caused a trade war between two provinces and brought about the arrest of a federal party leader. Could this be the Standing Rock of the North?

Opinion: The time for intransigence on pipelines like Kinder Morgan has passed and a more collaborative approach is warranted

Opinion: The climate plan depends on Alberta’s buy-in. Blocking the Trans Mountain pipeline could put that at risk and make it impossible to meet Canada’s emissions target.

It involves a lot of ’ifs,’ admittedly, and a prime minister acting as statesman within his own borders

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

If anyone blocks the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, it will be Indigenous and environmental groups equipped with court writs

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says Canada is more than ’a combination of individual fiefdoms.’ Has she met us?

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.