By Canadian Press
The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed the BC government's bid to challenge a National Energy Board ruling that allows Kinder Morgan to bypass local bylaws during construction.
Horgan said the federal government refused his request to join with B.C.to clarify in court his intent to consult on new regulations regarding the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.
Notley calls it a victory for the pipeline, the economy, Alberta's climate plan and for all Canadians.
On Friday, the Federal Court of Appeal announced that it wouldn't hear the appeal from the City of Burnaby and the provincial government.
Notley has aggressively pushed for the pipeline, which would allow oil companies in her province to diversify away from their main market in the United States - the biggest customer of Canadian crude.
"The court system should be the body that decides whether or not this is fair and just, but they dismissed our application without reasons", said Corrigan.
Australian cricket ball tampering: coach Darren Lehmann reportedly set to resign
The Australians tampered with the ball on the third day of the Cape Town Test against South Africa and were caught red-handed. The Australians are also hardly the first worldwide team to get caught. "This is not a good day for Australian cricket ".
Great white checks out fishermen pulling anchor off of Ponce Inlet
- Fisherman Kyle Morningstar and a friend were visited by this Great White shark some 26 miles off of Ponce Inlet, Florida . He explained that the fish that swim with the shark are a combination of remora and cobia. "Holy f-- s--.
Brookfield's GGP offer shows writing on the mall
Brookfield will also create a new real-estate investment trust that mirrors its stock but is treated differently for tax purposes. Based on Brookfield's estimate of 61 per cent cash and 39 per cent in equity, the acquisition is valued at about $15 billion.
Opposition to the project has spilled out onto the streets in recent weeks, with dozens of arrests at anti-pipeline rallies near Kinder Morgan sites and protests across Burnaby and even south of the border.
The NEB ruling exempts Trans Mountain from following Burnaby's permitting and tree bylaws, arguing that the bylaws were unconstitutional because they conflicted with the federal government's approval of the project.
"Our government will continue to explore other legal ways to defend the interests of British Columbians against this unnecessary project".
Notley kept open the possibility that the wine ban could return if B.C. continues with what she says is an illegal effort to dictate what can flow through an inter-provincial pipeline.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley commented on the decision on social media on Saturday, saving it was another win for the interests of Canada. "Your Alberta government will not back down until this pipeline is built and the national interest is secured".
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