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CALGARY, AB, June 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - Pembina Pipeline Corporation ( Pembina or the Company ) (TSX:PPL) (NYSE:PBA) today announced a mid-year business update, including delineation of its extensive runway of development opportunities, which collectively highlight the Company s strong momentum as it builds one of the largest and most integrated midstream energy companies in North America.
One of world’s greenest tug construction programs kicks off May 21, 2021, by Fatima Bahtić
HaiSea Marine (HM), a joint venture partnership between the Haisla First Nation and Seaspan ULC, has announced the official start of its battery-powered and low emissions tugboat build program.
Once delivered in 2023, the new fleet is expected to be “among the greenest tugboat fleets in the world” and will provide ship-assist and escort towing services to LNG carriers calling at LNG Canada’s new export facility in Kitimat.
Designed by Vancouver-based naval architects and marine engineers Robert Allan Ltd. (RAL), the tugboats will be built at Sanmar Shipyards. They will use battery-electric power and natural gas instead of diesel fuel.
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Who, ultimately, possesses the land?
That is a question at the root of the territorial acknowledgments that have become pervasive across Canada, a sombre public rite.
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But it’s not only non-Indigenous Canadians who undergo conflicted feelings, whether gratitude, guilt or consternation, when politicians, school principals and others open a gathering by acknowledging they’re on the “unceded traditional territory” of the Wet’suwet’en, Algonquin, Musqueam or other First Nation.
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VICTORIA As the first entrant into the race for the B.C. Liberal party leadership, Skeena MLA Ellis Ross could not be accused of overselling his candidacy this week.
“If B.C. is looking for a different path, a different attitude, a different mentality then maybe I should throw my hat in the ring,” he told Richard Zussman of Global TV Thursday. “It’s out there now. So I will be putting my name in.”
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