Alberta launches website aimed at gathering support for Trans Mountain Pipeline
EDMONTON — The Alberta government is asking for help from the rest of Canada in the ongoing dispute with British Columbia over the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
The province launched a website where people can learn about pipelines, email their support for the project, and sign a petition which will be delivered to British Columbia Premier John Horgan.
“This fight, it isn’t something any one government can do alone,” said Premier Rachel Notley in a statement. “We need all of us working together to make sure the B.C. government fully understands why this pipeline matters, why good jobs matter and why the rules of our country matter.”
The news release states an advertising campaign will be launched in Alberta and British Columbia in connection with the project.