First Nations grill Enbridge
Oct 12, 2012 at 12:45 pm in Business, News by Ferne Wynnyk
First Nations today are set to ask Enbridge some tough questions.
These concerns come after the fourth day of hearings for the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline continue in Prince George.
Today, First Nation will question Enbridge about the company has found out about the risks along the pipeline route.
Enbridge says that they have submitted “tens-of-thousands” of documents, far more than needed.
It also says that plans are still only preliminary for the proposed 1,100-kilometer pipeline that would take bitumen from Alberta to a tanker port on the coast of B-C.
October 12, 2012
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