Trans Mountain pipeline myth-busting, of a different sort

We don't yet have enough information to know if diluted bitumen can be cleaned up at sea, and First Nations were not consulted well enough on the pipeline project.

Green Party leader Elizabeth May, activists, and NDP MPs gather on the steps of Parliament Hill for a rally to urge the government to stop its offer of Trans Mountain pipeline financial support on May 22. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY ELIZABETH MAY

May 30, 2018

PARLIAMENT HILL—In last week’s Hill Times online, Colleen Collins of the Canada West Foundation promised to bust myths about Kinder Morgan. Instead, she gave us just a...

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