FORT MCMURRAY, ALTA.—Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the challenges facing the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion shows her province can do everything by the book and still get shortchanged. Notley says the recent Federal Court of Appeal decision quashing the expansion project has provoked frustration and anger in Alberta, but says her government will continue to fight to get it built. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says without the expansion, the ongoing pipeline bottlenecks will continue to cost Alberta $40 million a day in a discounted price for oil. ( JASON FRANSON / THE CANADIAN PRESS file photo )She says without it, the ongoing pipeline bottlenecks will continue to cost Alberta $40 million a day in a discounted price for oil. She told a crowd in Fort McMurray that Alberta expects a timeline within weeks from the federal government to get the Trans Mountain expansion back on track.

Source: thestar September 10, 2018 18:58 UTC