Claudia Cattaneo, The Vancouver Sun

Claudia Cattaneo

The Vancouver Sun

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  • The Vancouver Sun
  • Financial Post
  • Ottawa Citizen
  • The Montreal Gazette
  • Regina Leader Post
  • Edmonton Journal
  • Calgary Herald

Past articles by Claudia:

Opinion: The SumOfUs campaign against Trans Mountain has followed a now familiar pattern

Claudia Cattaneo: The SumOfUs campaign against Trans Mountain has followed a now familiar pattern → Read More

Hopes of solving Trans Mountain impasse dim as B.C. seeks new powers to curb pipeline

B.C. Premier John Horgan isn’t backing down on his opposition to the federally approved $7.4 billion project → Read More

Why the B.C. First Nation with the most on the line is going to bat for Trans Mountain

Claudia Cattaneo: Chief of the band with the greatest land exposure to the pipeline wonders why no one has asked his community’s opinion → Read More

Carrots won’t do with John Horgan — it’s time for the Prime Minister to use the stick

Claudia Cattaneo: On the legal front, Horgan is emerging as an emperor with no clothes on the $7.4 billion Trans Mountain project → Read More

With almost nothing left to lose, Albertans rise up against Ottawa’s empty pipeline promises

Claudia Cattaneo: This is no Vancouver, where demonstrators are on speed dial. This is the heart of the tight-lipped oil industry, where many never showed up at a rally before → Read More

The many ways B.C. Premier John Horgan is wrong about Trans Mountain

Claudia Cattaneo: B.C. premier is responding with so much indifference over the distress he’s causing, that his constituents should worry about his judgment → Read More

Regulatory ‘poisons’ are ‘suffocating’ oil industry by driving investors away

Claudia Cattaneo: Industry’s warning that toxic regulations mean no more major pipelines will be built in this country is not hyperbole → Read More

Canada’s competitiveness in big trouble as even green companies are heading for the exit

The NextEra sale is seen in the energy sector as being specifically related to taxation. It's likely the first of many such deals → Read More

B.C.’s opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline appears to be running out of tools

Since 2014, the courts ruled in Trans Mountain’s favour 14 out of 14 times in cases challenging the regulatory review process or decisions related to the project → Read More

New B.C. report discredits green groups’ narrative that First Nations are opposed to fossil fuel projects

Indigenous communities are upset that many LNG projects haven’t been built, according to a joint report co-authored the B.C. government and the First Nations LNG Alliance → Read More

Rose-coloured view from Alberta as province remains dependent on oil economy

Based on new pipelines getting built, the province expects non-renewable resource revenue to soar to $10.4 billion in 2023/2024 → Read More

Alberta threatens to cut off oil exports to B.C. if Trans Mountain obstruction continues

The premier said Alberta is giving itself the greatest range of tools and flexibility, while hoping it doesn’t have to use them → Read More

Russian meddling another worry for Canadian energy exports

Russian-linked accounts targeted 'highly visible tension points' in America, including protests against pipelines and over climate change → Read More

Leaked HIVE document shows how far Trans Mountain opponents will go to orchestrate outrage

Claudia Cattaneo: Here’s a cautionary tale that governments mix with activists at their peril → Read More

CAPP to Ottawa: “We need pipelines, not barricades”

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers is calling for a new plan after sustaining such heavy damage energy investors are dumping Canada for Iran and Brazil among other places → Read More

Pembina Pipeline’s new purpose: Get Canada’s oil and gas to the rest of the world

CEO Mick Dilger is shifting focus to getting hydrocarbons to the U.S. and Asia, especially in light of Canada’s infrastructure problems, which he thinks will only get worse → Read More

Senator Doug Black’s Trans Mountain bill signals the federal government’s resolve

The bill sites the $7.4 billion pipeline expansion as an advantageous project for Canada and, if passed, could shut down B.C.’s opposition to it → Read More

Energy reforms push Trudeau government's green agenda at expense of oilpatch

Claudia Cattaneo: Reforms to restore public trust will be pointless if capital moves to fund energy projects elsewhere, leaving nothing to fight over in a weaker economy → Read More

‘I am not giving up on this’: Kinder Morgan president vows to fight for Trans Mountain

Ian Anderson applauded Rachel Notley’s handling of the dispute, which he says lines up with the views and frustrations of Albertans → Read More

Backers of proposed B.C. pipeline launch GoFundMe campaign to sue Ottawa over oil tanker ban

The campaign would help pay for legal and administrative costs to challenge the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act, which is making its way through Parliament → Read More