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TransCanada expects no material financial impact from proposed tax actions by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

Alberta Premier threatens to cut oil shipments to B.C. in the fight against B.C.’s efforts to prevent the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The International Energy Agency has reported that limited pipeline capacity in North America could lead to the doubling of crude-by-rail shipments to over 390 000 bpd.

Environmentalists opposed to the Keystone XL pipeline have requested that the US government turn over all documents related to the President’s approval of the project.

As Canadian pipeline projects face a torrent of delays, there is an increased use in alternative transportation for oil in a bid to reduce the costs to the economy.

The Transportation Safety Board reports that more accidents involving dangerous substances happened last year.

Enbridge CEO Al Monaco also sought to downplay concerns that the pipeline operator is holding too much debt.

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

The US is considering placing trade duties on pipe product from Canada and other countries.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley demands B.C. actions against Trans Mountain pipeline are halted.