Author Jennifer Moreau Heres an interesting bit of local history. As you know, weve been following the ongoing Chevron oil leak at the North Burnaby refinery since last spring. Local… Read more »
The three companies responsible for a 2007 oil spill in a residential area in Burnaby, B.C., entered guilty pleas in Vancouver on Monday. Two contractors and Trans Mountain Pipeline, the… Read more »
Terasen Gas officials repaired a gas pipeline Tuesday morning after a leak forced the evacuation of a neighbourhood in Burnaby, B.C., and blocked rush-hour traffic along the Lougheed Highway Monday… Read more »
Some Burnaby residents awoke to the strong smell of oil fumes after about 200,000 litres of crude oil spilled from a storage tank on Burnaby Mountain on Wednesday night. The… Read more »
What caused the great Burnaby oil spill of July 24, 2007, when a sewer contractor sliced into a pipeline, creating a geyser of oil? The Transportation Safety Board of Canada… Read more »
Author Transportation Safet Pipeline Investigation Report P07H0040 The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) investigated this occurrence for the purpose of advancing transportation safety. It is not the function of… Read more »
The Transportation Safety Board released on Wednesday the final results of an investigation into the pipeline rupture that blackened a North Burnaby neighbourhood with crude oil in July 2007. The… Read more »
Author JENNIFER MOREAU Burnaby resident, Ray Cain looking over information at the Kinder Morgan public info session at Stoney Creek Community School on Nov. 24. A local citizens’ group opposing… Read more »
Images Author Brent Richter, Defend Our Coast protesters gather outside the office of Burnaby North MLA Richard Lee to voice opposition to the expansion of oil pipelines in B.C. Protesters… Read more »
Images For Immediate Release – October 20, 2012 Burnaby Joins Province-Wide Day of Action More than 48 events planned in communities from Prince George to Penticton Against Pipelines, Tank Farms… Read more »