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Commercial operations for the 590,000 b/d Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) crude pipeline in western Canada have officially started today, but tankers will not be able to load crude from the line until later this month.
Cenovus Energy executives warn it could be well into next year before oil companies resolve their ongoing dispute with Trans Mountain over rising pipeline shipping fees.
With the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion open, those who live in battered Fort McMurray hope their fortunes are on an upswing. Read more.
To manage high traffic in the channel, the Port of Vancouver has restrictions including daylight-only transit for Aframax tankers and specific transit times based on tidal currents
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