Canada’s energy regulator approves Trans Mountain pipeline despite First Nation and Green backlash

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<p>‘H ma rights, tribal reso rces a the eath of e a gere species asi e, Ca a a’s e ergy reg lators thi k it’s a great i ea to gree light a oil shippi g la e that wo l boost tra sportatio seve fol . The project is faci g fierce oppositio .</p>
<p>The Natio al E ergy Boar e e p recomme i g the Tr ea gover me t go ahea with the Tra s Mo tai oil sa s pipeli e – a CA$6.8 billio Ca a ia (US$5.4 billio ) project that will r thro gh the Salish Sea a boost pipeli e capacity from 300,000 to 890,000 barrels of cr e a ay. The shippi g la e will be se to carry Alberta’s oil over to British Col mbia, to the be loa e o to ta kers for export to the US a Asia. Whe (a if) complete, the project will see 350 a itio al ta kers a ally travel those waters. The fe eral gover me t ow has seve mo ths to reach a fi al ecisio .’</p>
<p><a href="https://www.rt.com/ ews/343733-ca a ia -oil-pipeli e-e viro me t/? tm_so rce=browser& tm_me i m=aplicatio _chrome& tm_campaig =chrome" target="_bla k">Rea more: Ca a a’s e ergy reg lator approves Tra s Mo tai pipeli e espite First Natio a Gree backlash</a></p>