With a break of ten days complete, allowing for a breather from the process for all participants. The work of the Joint Review Panel of Northern Gateway Hearings resumed today at the North Coast Meeting an Convention Centre.
Today's sessions mark the beginning of a two week grouping of the hearings, with the schedule for the next two weeks looking like this:
March 11 1:00 to 4 PM
March 12- 16 8:30 to 3:30 PM (Saturday 8:30 to 12:30 PM)
March 18-22 8:30 to 3:30
The full Schedule of upcoming sessions through to May can be found here.
Once again, the Hearings are being made available on line through a live audio feed from the Convention Centre.
Transcripts of sessions from each day will also be posted to the Joint Review Panel's website shortly after the day's proceedings have been completed.
The latest from the Joint Review Panel's website can be found here
We have a compilation of items on recent hearings from our Archive page here.
As we have with the past sessions, we'll provide items of note on the sessions of the developments from the hearings, those items for the period of March 11 to 22 can be found below.
North Coast Review Items
March 20-- The Federal Government floats it's tanker strategy for consideration
Items from other media sources
CFTK-- Provincial Government Wraps Up Northern Gateway Cross Examination
Globe and Mail-- In B. C., Northern Gateway has poisoned the well
CFTK-- JRP Tuesday, March 19 (video)
National Post-- Role not to 'sell' pipelines to First Nations, says Ottawa's energy envoy after credibility questioned
CTV BC-- Northern Gateway hearings resuming in Prince Rupert this week
Globe and Mail-- A difficult balance of interests for Northern Gateway Pipelines
Vancouver Sun-- Northern Gateway project tangled in complex web of competing interests, aboriginal rights
CBC-- Northern Gateway panel tangled in web of aboriginal interests
The Northern View-- Province wraps up questions at pipeline hearings (pg 5 e edition March 27)
CFTK-- JRP Haida Questions (video)
CFTK-- Haida Question Enbridge's First Nations Consultation in Planning Northern Gateway
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