The energy board's original approval of the project was set aside last summer.
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National Energy Board recommends approval of Trans Mountain pipeline — subject to 16 new conditionsThat’s in addition to the 156 conditions it had proposed in its earlier recommendation
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LIVE: Report into Trans Mountain expansionNational Energy Board releases reconsideration report for Trans Mountain expansion project, LIVE here.
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Ontario caps compensation for Hydro One chief at $1.5-million‘It is clear that Hydro One’s Board of Directors has failed to take steps to adequately reduce compensation for both the CEO and themselves as board members’: Energy Minister Greg Rickford
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More court challenges expected over new Trans Mountain Pipeline decisionNational Energy Board to deliver its decision on reconsideration of marine effects of pipeline expansion that is meant to tap into new markets in Asia for Alberta oil
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Regulator approves Trans Mountain pipeline expansion with new conditionsThe National Energy Board has added 16 new conditions in its second approval of the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
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Regulator's report unlikely to settle Trans Mountain pipeline expansion battle: activistAn environmental group says it expects the National Energy Board to again approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion when it releases results of its reconsideration of the project today.
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Trans Mountain pipeline expansion battle unlikely to be settled with regulator’s reportThe National Energy Board is expected to endorse the project today in its ruling; opponents of the project are already planning their rebuttal, which will include legal challenges
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