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Marine Safety
Tanker traffic in Kitimat today
You’ve heard them…the myths stridently stated by environmental activists: Northern Gateway’s plan, including 220 crude tankers annually into a marine terminal in Kitimat, would be introducing tankers to the Douglas...
Banning oil tankers in B.C. coastal waters “All pain, little gain”: report
A new report by non-partisan think tank, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, shines a light on activists’ claims that oil tanker traffic will inevitably lead to environmental catastrophe. The report, written by three experts ...
Transport Canada gives positive review of NGP
On February 23, 2012, Transport Canada filed a TERMPOL Review Process Report of Northern Gateway’s proposed marine operations. The study reviewed the marine operations associated with the Northern Gateway terminal and...
Oral hearings begin in Kitimaat Village
The Joint Review Panel oral hearings began today in Kitimaat Village, part of the Haisla First Nation community. Enbridge Northern Gateway’s role in the hearings is observational. We’re committed to the National Ener...
How many visits to the marine terminal?
There’s been some great discussion in these blogs since we launched them just a few short weeks ago. Thanks for joining the conversation! A Twitter user asked us a marine related question recently, so we turned to our ...
Port safety is paramount
From our frequently asked question files: Q: What marine safety precautions are you employing? Won’t the traffic congestion caused by so many oil tankers almost certainly cause a collision at the Kitimat Marine Termina...
Marine safety expert answers your questions
In yesterday's Marine Safety blog post, Are BC's waters too dangerous?, there were some thoughtful comments that touched on really important issues and asked really good questions. To best answer them, we've engaged t...
Are BC's waters too dangerous?
Q: I've heard B.C.’s North Coast has some of the most treacherous coastal waters in the world. Isn’t it simply too dangerous to allow oil tankers in and out of the port of Kitimat? The short answer is no. Similar en...
Join the conversation
We recently launched this blog to provide a place to engage in a fact-based conversation about the Northern Gateway Project. We have kicked off the conversation by responding to a few frequently asked questions we receiv...
