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Steve on July 3, 2020, 9:26 am
WINNIPEG, Manitoba/OTTAWA, July 2 (Reuters) - Canada’s Supreme Court removed an obstacle to expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline on Thursday, dismissing an appeal of a lower court decision that had backed Ottawa’s approval of the project.
The top court posted the decision online without elaborating.
The pipeline has put Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government, which bought it in 2018 to ensure the expansion overcame legal and regulatory hurdles, in a political quandary. He has promised to reduce Canadian emissions and improve indigenous relations, but faced pressure to help the slumping oil industry critical to the national economy.
The federal Liberal government bought the Trans Mountain Pipeline from Kinder Morgan. I don't think they will let anyone or anything stop it.
Source: UPDATE 3-Canada's Supreme Court dismisses appeal of long-delayed Trans Mountain oil pipeline - Reuters
WINNIPEG, Manitoba/OTTAWA, July 2 (Reuters) - Canada’s Supreme Court removed an obstacle to expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline on Thursday, dismissing an appeal of a lower court decision that had backed Ottawa’s approval of the project.
The top court posted the decision online without elaborating.
The pipeline has put Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government, which bought it in 2018 to ensure the expansion overcame legal and regulatory hurdles, in a political quandary. He has promised to reduce Canadian emissions and improve indigenous relations, but faced pressure to help the slumping oil industry critical to the national economy.
The federal Liberal government bought the Trans Mountain Pipeline from Kinder Morgan. I don't think they will let anyone or anything stop it.
Source: UPDATE 3-Canada's Supreme Court dismisses appeal of long-delayed Trans Mountain oil pipeline - Reuters
WINNIPEG, Manitoba/OTTAWA, July 2 (Reuters) - Canada’s Supreme Court removed an obstacle to expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline on Thursday, dismissing an appeal of a lower court decision that had backed Ottawa’s approval of the project.