Will BC launch fresh court challenges against the Trans Mountain pipeline?

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English - June 19, 2019 20:15 - 11 minutes - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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The President and CEO of Trans Mountain is anticipating work beginning soon on expanding the pipeline after yesterday's federal government approval of the project.

Ian Anderson says they will work with the National Energy Board to get permits and licenses to resume work and he anticipates that process will happen quickly.

In the House of Commons this past hour, the Prime Minister defended the decision to approve the pipeline and the Liberals’ record on the environment.

Guest: George Heyman

BC Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy

The President and CEO of Trans Mountain is anticipating work beginning soon on expanding the pipeline after yesterday's federal government approval of the project.

Ian Anderson says they will work with the National Energy Board to get permits and licenses to resume work and he anticipates that process will happen quickly.

In the House of Commons this past hour, the Prime Minister defended the decision to approve the pipeline and the Liberals’ record on the environment.

Guest: George Heyman

BC Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy