Alberta starts new ad campaign for troubled Trans Mountain pipeline | CBC News
She
said the campaign is designed to garner approval for the proposed
expansion and promote its economic benefits outside of Alberta.
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She also called changes to holiday pay “pure Grinch politics,” and accused Kenney of allowing those who have a lot of money earn off the backs of those who have very little.
“We’re
talking about chemicals that are … carcinogenic or suspected
carcinogens That they’re going to remove all of those chemicals from
that water is hard to believe,” Marshall said. “If they’re able to do
it, great.”
But Marshall said his big concern is uncertainty around what impacts the project could have othe river ecosystem over time.
“Before
they allow anything that is significant in terms of volume to be
discharged in the Athabasca River, I would like to see how the water
looks like after it has been treated, and whether in fact all those
toxic chemicals have been taken out,” he said.
Alberta leaders cheer court ruling against B.C. bid to regulate bitumen shipments | CBC News
The ruling marks a win for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and Alberta’s efforts to get its resources to overseas markets.
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“In the meantime, all Albertans are continuing to pay the price of
climate change, including more unpredictable, volatile weather and
poorer air quality. In addition, the province will waste taxpayers’
money fighting a losing battle in the courts. This is a step backwards
for Albertans.”