Enbridge Inc T.ENB

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[EagleShine]

Thanks , 

Every Canadian should demand from elected officials to  pass laws disallowing foreign financial support to any in-Canada activist activities ..

TickerTwit wrote: No need, already been done by an investigative journalist with the Globe and Mail. It's Big US Oil behind much of the funding of anti-Canadian-oil activism.

And hey -- you should ALL be aware of this by now. Pay more attention, and challenge your elected officials to do something about it. I would like to see the federal gov't pass laws disallowing foreign financial support to any in-Canada activist activities ... the goal being that if it isn't funded by Canadians, it doesn't get to happen.
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EagleShine wrote: Not only Enb but all Canadain oil &gas industry should join and  hire professional investigators and see who is financing these cluless protestors.

CDNdollars4me wrote: Most ENB shareholders believe management have done their Due  Diligence.  These Frivolous appeals only serve to attempt to delay construction. Justin Trudeau is nowhere to be found, but Trump may weigh in on the matter.  A democratic governor, just trying to make sure, without the pipeline, that the states will get cheap CDN oil for the next ten years. Enb should hire a couple of investigators and see who is financing these protestors.

autofocus111 wrote:

Anyone who thinks the cards are stacked against ENB is dreaming. The burden of proof here is clearly on those making the appeals. 

>>>Before construction begins, Enbridge must still get several other state and federal permits. If construction starts, the state and other groups appealing the pipeline could ask for a court injunction to temporarily halt the project. To do that, they must show among other things that construction would cause irreparable harm and that their case is likely to succeed on its merits....Enbridge has concluded that even if electric vehicles captured 75 percent of the North American auto market by 2035, its corridor of six pipelines across Minnesota — including Line 3 — would still be operating at full capacity. The company has also noted that its pipelines are currently so full they are rationing oil from Canadian producers.