B.C. pipeline news

Macro Pipelines embarks on a partnership with Nadleh-Whut’en and its long-time partner Frost Group, for construction in Section 5.

The Trans Mountain pipeline has returned to normal operating pressure after running at a reduced capacity.

Trans Mountain will contribute CAN$3.1 million into upgrades to Clearwater’s drinking water, wastewater management and sewer treatment systems.

Joint statement from CER and the Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee for the Trans Mountain Expansion Project on joint inspection of Sumas pump station.

The assets, located in British Columbia, have been sold to Brookfield Infrastructure and its institutional partners.

The construction of the pipeline has progressed to a phase in which it is filled with natural gas in order to conduct a trial run of the pipeline and the compressor station.

Macro and Spiecapag's joint venture has successfully negotiated a contract with Coastal GasLink Pipeline Limited Partnership.

B.C. asks whether it has authority over controlling shipment of heavy oils in the province, given the impact a spill could have.

The final section of the 2017 NGTL Expansion Programme has been placed into service.

The city of Burnaby, B.C. wants to appeal the NEB decision on tree cutting for the Kinder Morgan pipeline project.