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MP John Weston Speaks Out on Northern Gateway Pipeline Approval

Joining many people across the country voicing their opinion on the Northern Gatweay Pipeline, northerngatewaySunshine Coast Conservative MP John Weston has made his voice heard…

Weston calls the pipeline a nation building project, made of not just one pipeline but a series of projects helping us get resources to tidewater…


As for the 209 conditions attached to the pipeline?

Weston says the key thing for Powell River residents to understand is that fisheries and the environment are issues the government cares about, which he says is why over 200 conditions were so important to the approval of the NGP.

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