Paying the way- group says Kinder Morgan is buying its way to approval
Water Wealth Project wants to put a stop to deals between Kinder Morgan and communities along the route
Water Wealth Project wants to put a stop to deals between Kinder Morgan and communities along the route
A promise of big money - no strings attached - is coming under fire from a group opposed to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion.
he City of Kamloops stands to gain $700,000 from Kinder Morgan if it goes ahead.
Barriere, Clearwater and Merritt would take in hundreds of thousands as well.
More than a dozen towns and cities up and down the line have signed Community Benefit Agreements with Kinder Morgan.
A non-profit group in B.C. is crying foul.
The Water Wealth Project wants to put a stop to those deals.
Ian Stephen is the group's campaign director.
To hear the interview, click the link: Paying the way- group says Kinder Morgan is buying its way to approval