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Northern Gateway pipeline

Christy Clark, Premier of British Columbia.
After Upset Election, Route for Tar Sands to Pacific Doesn't Close
Anti-pipeline candidate ahead in the polls loses British Columbia election, but pipeline projects still face hurdles.
Environmentalists suffered a setback on Tuesday when British Columbia re-elected a premier who left...
By Lisa Song
May 16, 2013 | Read More
Shell Albian Sands strip mine outside Fort McMurray, Alberta
Will New Fuel-Economy Rules Reduce the Need for Oil Sands Imports?
It depends on how energy preferences change, price pressures, and the degree to which the nation becomes a gateway to global markets, experts say.
The Obama administration's latest efficiency standards for new cars and trucks are expected to...
By Maria Gallucci
Sep 11, 2012 | Read More
TransCanada Keystone pipeline depot, Gascoyne, North Dakota, February 2012/Credi
Exclusive Map: The Tar Sands Pipeline Boom
The Keystone XL is just one of many pipelines in the works to export Canadian heavy oils to global markets.
As debate over the future of the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline continues to boil in Congress and...
By Catherine Mann and Stacy Feldman, InsideClimate News
Apr 30, 2012 | Read More
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Canadian Government Targeting Opponents of New Oil Sands Pipeline
Environmental groups in Canada say they are now operating within a culture of fear aimed at silencing legitimate democratic dissent.
As U.S. environmental groups renew their battle against the resurrected Keystone XL oil pipeline,...
By Lisa Song, InsideClimate News
Mar 1, 2012 | Read More
A protest against the Northern Gateway pipeline
Enbridge Oil Sands Pipeline Deal with First Nations Group Fraying
Enbridge's highly touted deal last week with a native chief over the company's pipeline to the Pacific could fall apart.
A deal with a native chief that Enbridge Inc. held up last week as an example of rising support...
By Scott Haggett and Jeffrey Jones, Reuters
Dec 7, 2011 | Read More
Route of the Northern Gateway Pipeline Project/Source: Enbridge
Oil Sands Opponents Turn Focus to Enbridge's Pacific Pipeline Project
A new report signals that the Northern Gateway pipeline project will become the next battleground over the future of the Alberta tar sands.
ALBERTA, Canada—Enbridge Inc's proposed $5.3 billion pipeline to British Columbia poses a raft of...
By Jeffrey Jones, Reuters
Nov 29, 2011 | Read More
Coastal First Nations Oppose Canada Tar Sands Pipeline
Opposition Could Block Project, Creating Financial Risks for Oil Sands Operations
The Coastal First Nations, a coalition of aboriginal communities in Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest...
By Leslie Berliant
Mar 25, 2010 | Read More