The company is currently working on a section of its oil pipeline expansion project that will bring petroleum products north of the Fraser River through Coquitlam and Burnaby, reaching a series of storage tanks before tunnelling through Burnaby Mountain to a marine terminal on Vancouver’s central harbour.
In order to build the pipeline through the area, it needs to first cut down many trees over 1,300 of them, according to a plan prepared for a Trans Mountain contractor that has been working on the Lower Mainland section of the project.
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