Kinder Morgan Seeks Talks With Trans Mountain Opponents
- Pipeline company trying to speak to mayor in Vancouver area
- Oil conduit now accounts for 4% of Vancouver port traffic
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Kinder Morgan Inc. is confident it can find common ground with opponents to its C$5.4 billion ($4.1 billion) Trans Mountain pipeline in Vancouver even as resistance mounts.
The company is trying to speak with Derek Corrigan, the mayor of Burnaby in the Canadian city’s metropolitan area and a major opponent, said Ian Anderson, president of Kinder Morgan’s Canadian unit. Corrigan has said he’s prepared to get arrested to stop the pipeline and hasn’t talked to the company for two years.