The report, complete with new infographics, documents threats the new Trans Mountain pipeline project poses to coastal economies along the Pacific seaboard. Greenpeace is currently sailing the tanker route through the Salish Sea (see photos below).

24 May 2017 (VANCOUVER) — In response to the final result of the BC election, Indigenous and environmental groups urged all parties to listen to the majority of British Columbians and reject the Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline.

9 April 2018 (TORONTO) — The Alberta Securities Commission has agreed to review a complaint from Greenpeace Canada alleging incomplete disclosure of climate-related risks in Kinder Morgan Canada’s (KML) first Annual Report. Under Alberta’s...

15 February 2018 (OTTAWA) — Environmental and legal experts will be available to speak to media about Greenpeace’s formal intervention in today’s Supreme Court of Canada hearing on a case that will determine whether bankrupt companies are...

30 May 2017 (LEKWUNGEN TERRITORY/VICTORIA) — Early this morning, a Greenpeace activist climbed a flagpole at the B.C. Legislature to deliver a celebratory message. The activist unfurled a banner reading, “People Power 1, Kinder Morgan 0. Change...

Greenpeace responds to Minnesota Administrative Law Judge's recommendation of an alternate, non-preferred route for Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline.

16 May 2018 (VANCOUVER) — In response to the federal government’s announcement that it is willing to indemnify the Trans Mountain Expansion Project against risks posed by opposition from the B.C. government, Greenpeace Canada Climate & Energy...