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  • Friday September 21, 2018

    Building Trans Mountain Pipeline will 'seal fate of southern resident orcas'

    Unceded Coast Salish Territories (VANCOUVER, BC) — The Canadian federal government today gave the National Energy Board 22 weeks to reconsider vessel traffic impacts to the southern resident orcas as part of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project. A reconsideration of oil tanker traffic impacts was one of the rulings handed down by the Federal Court of Appeal when it quashed approval of the project earlier this month.

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