Monthly Archives: August 2014

Kinder Morgan on collision course Kinder Morgan has begun surveying conservation and parkland on Burnaby Mountain. The giant US oil pipeline company plans to clear parkland and build a helicopter… Read more »

Residents of Burnaby and the Lower Mainland are opposed to Kinder Morgan’s (KM) proposed pipeline expansion project, from the Alberta tar sands to Burnaby, which would pose significant health and… Read more »

“What they need is a clear line, a path about a metre wide to be able to lay that line out so that they can set geophones down and set… Read more »

From a Trans Mountain (Kinder Morgan) information release today, August 27, 2014 “As part of its feasibility investigations, Trans Mountain’s contractor plans to drill six 6-inch geotechnical boreholes in the… Read more »

Burnaby City Hall wants to file an emergency motion with the Union of B.C. Municipalities to put a stop to Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline. Coun. Paul McDonell said on… Read more »

The City of Burnaby will prohibit Kinder Morgan from accessing Burnaby Mountain to perform tests related to a proposed pipeline, despite a National Energy Board (NEB) ruling the company does… Read more »

Burnaby Mayor Derrick Corrigan’s office said today that Burnaby will continue to enforce bylaws prohibiting Texas-based Kinder Morgan company from access to Burnaby mountain. In July 25, 2014, Kinder Morgan… Read more »

The National Energy Board has sided with Kinder Morgan in a dispute with the City of Burnaby over access to Burnaby Mountain. The company can proceed with necessary studies of… Read more »

City of Vancouver wants judicial review on whether climate change should be included in project assessment The city of Vancouver says it will go to the Federal Court of Appeal… Read more »