Federal Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said Friday his government is set to tackle the Federal Court of Appeal's concerns over the Trans Mountain pipeline and vowed the process will need to be a "meaningful one for all Canadians." The federal government announced Friday plans to address one of the Federal Court of Appeal's major concerns with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. (Erin Collins/CBC)Are you saying that the National Energy Board didn't take the Ocean Protection Plan into consideration? Jonathan Wilkinson, federal minister of fisheries and oceans, talked to CBC's Stephen Quinn about the government's three-part plan to address the Federal Court of Appeal's concerns. The federal government has just announced a three-part plan to proceed with the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion after the Federal Court of Appeal quashed the approval of the project.

Source: CBC News September 21, 2018 20:26 UTC