Yep because it is fish bearing as well as a creek that connects to it, but the slough 200' away does not fall under Fed. protection unless yearly flood waters connect the 2.
What are the chances Alberta will get a new pipeline?
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Yep because it is fish bearing as well as a creek that connects to it, but the slough 200' away does not fall under Fed. protection unless yearly flood waters connect the 2.
You said it "handcuffed" we can't just displace some other producers without making them very angry. The logical market is China but then we incure the wrath of senior market interests which I think would result in shackles as well and probably a good beating.
Our Oil is land locked and handcuffed to U.S. marketers, even Trans mountain 1 loads tankers heading South not West. In my opinion 75% of the money financing protestors of the off shore terminals in Canada are from U.S. Oil marketers leaving the other 25% from actual environmental concern groups. It's even been proven(provide your own links it is well documented) that our own David Suzuki was financed by competing oil companies to fight against Canadian oil.
It benefits all producers in Canada especially the Canadian producers if any foreign producer protests against our resources fack 'em they are only looking to better themselves at our expense.
Lol!!...coming from a person who apparently prefers rail transport through the mountains over pipeline. Logical reasoning be damned!!
Oh he has been talking recently like B.C. was his home . Being all over the map like he is it is hard to keep track .Whitby Ontario home of the worst mosquito's ever seen , yikes sad for him .
LolThe City of Burnaby has to issue permits for the Trans Mountain expansion to proceed.
Your belief that the Federal government through the NEB can simply wave a magic wand and make it happen is cute. If that was the case the thing would have been built under Harper.
BTW Kinder Morgan beginning construction while waiting for approval will have the same result as the Site C dam project - which did the same thing.
The right wig nutjobs are out of office in BC. NO more free rides boys.
Well the B.C. Liberals , are right wing nut jobs who actually have the most seats in the provincial legislature . The people of B.C. did not support the NDP , the Green party took enough Liberal votes to allow NDP to win many ridings , and Green voters are generally piss-d at the turn of leadership . You will not see the NDP win another provincial election in B.C. for quite some time . IMHO .
What we're starting to see is that if you truly want a pipeline, Jason Kenney is not your guy.
When the leader of your party thinks pushing a Quebec referendum is a good strategy, it's clear that Albertans are getting the wool pulled over their eyes (another terrible expression to add to TB's thread).
Jason Kenney Is Trying To Sell Alberta On A Sunset Industry
Enter the Neo-Notleys.
When the leader of your party thinks pushing a Quebec referendum is a good strategy, it's clear that Albertans are getting the wool pulled over their eyes (another terrible expression to add to TB's thread).
Jason Kenney Is Trying To Sell Alberta On A Sunset Industry
Enter the Neo-Notleys.
Well without the revenue from the extraction of oil and gas Alberta won't be providing equalization to any province .
That's why it follows a preapproved pre-existing energy corridor.
These are the only permits Burnaby won't approve:
Some of the work described in Burnaby includes the demolition of one oil storage tank and the construction of 14 new ones. The work requires the removal of trees, creation of berms, excavations and other activities for which the City of Burnaby requires permits.
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I thought you didn't want to make equalization payments to other provinces.
Not even close to being the case. It crosses at least 7 salmon bearing watercourses therefore approval of that work is up to more than the feds and more than BC - it involves the First Nations.
Living in B.C.I am not as concerned with Alertan issues however I don't fundamentally agree with the concept of equalization .
Really !
How many first nations live in the Coquahala watershed ? Why is pipeline work going on there ?
And Burnaby is going to stop it?
Because the Nicola Injuns know a good opportunity when they see it.
The Troglodytes need their oil fix. Quick! Load up some 1000 cc needles and shoot them up before they start withdrawals and do something destructive.