Controversy over the Trans Mountain Pipeline extension remains as work on the project continues even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Monthly updates sent to the Canada Energy Regulator and obtained by ValueWalk show that there is still much more work to do, although the project is expected to be completed at the end of 2022.
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Updates on Trans Mountain extension work
According to the June update sent to the Canada Energy Regulator, construction crews have started working on all four terminals. They are the Westridge Marine Terminal, Edmonton Terminal, Sumas Terminal and Burnaby Terminal.
Work on the Black Pines Pump Station has begun, but crews...
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