We explain why new pipelines and competitive policies are needed to transport growing Canadian oil production.

Growth of Canadian oil production remains constrained, requiring new pipelines and competitive policies says CAPP report.

These ‘intelligent’ inspection tools help ensure pipelines are maintained so problems are fixed before they happen.

The Financial Post chats with national business columnist Kevin Carmichael on the federal government’s purchase of Trans Mountain and why it’s in the national interest.

Government of Canada’s acquisition of Trans Mountain is a long-term investment in the future of Canada’s oil and natural gas industry.

While governments disagree, B.C. and Alberta business, Indigenous and community groups find common ground at Federation Flight luncheon.

A report by Scotiabank finds that pipeline constraints are causing a huge discount in Canadian oil prices with serious impacts to Canada’s economy

Global News Vancouver radio host Lynda Steele asks Michael Lowry of the WCMRC about spills and whether bitumen floats.

The Western Canada Marine Response Corporation is part of Canada’s world leading marine spill prevention and response regime.

Six-in-ten Canadians say the protests against the Trans Mountain expansion pipeline don’t reflect the mainstream view of Canadians.