APTN recently drove the 1,150 km pipeline route from Burnaby, B.C., to Edmonton, Alta in the heat of the Trans Mountain pipeline debate. Kinder Morgan said it is putting all non-essential work on hold – and gave the federal government a deadline of May 31 to clear the path, or it would pull out.
Camp Cloud, the small tent city outside Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain terminal was spray painted with graffiti over the weekend.
The Enoch Cree Nation, a community west of Edmonton, near the heart of Alberta’s oil industry, is one of 43 First Nation and Metis communities that has signed a mutual benefit agreement to twin the existing Trans Mountain pipeline to Burnaby, B.C.
British Columbia’s fight against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is heading to court with the New Democrat government seeking affirmation
“I literally had my hands tied. We couldn’t afford housing, we couldn’t afford food.”
APTN News Supporters of the Protect the Inlet movement occupied the constituency offices of Justice…
On the sandy banks of the Thompson River, people slowly weave their hands together in a salmon dance. They’ve come together from across the Secwepemc Nation to rally against the proposed expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline that runs underneath the Kamloops river.
A winding bumpy dirt road leads to Janice Antoine’s sprawling farmland on the Coldwater Indian Band reserve where several two-feet-tall red cement poles poke out of the ground.
People continue to protest against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion at Kinder Morgan’s Westridge Dock in Burnaby, just outside Vancouver. On Friday there were two arrests – and one of them may come as a bit of a surprise.
