Kinder Morgan executives get 1.5 million retention bonuses
Kinder Morgan Canada will pay Ian Anderson and David Safari 1.5 million each to stay with the company as its Trans Mountain pipeline system is sold to the federal government in a 4.5 billion deal. Bonuses split 0.75 million in July 2019 and July 2020, contingent on continued employment. The move drew cross party criticism in Parliament as a public bailout.
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Calgary
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Kinder Morgan Canada
Ian Anderson
David Safari
Kinder Morgan
B.C
New Democrat
Nathan Cullen
House of Commons
Jonathan Hayward
Trans Mountain
Burnaby
Kinder Morgan Canada Board of Directors
Kinder Morgan Canada plans pipeline expansion and sale
The government counts on keeping key pipeline staff to finish expanding the Edmonton to Burnaby line. Kinder Morgan Canada ends a 5.5 billion revolving credit with RBC and Ottawa will back loans until ownership changes. Shareholder vote on the deal due before July end, with completion likely in August or September if approved. Construction target about two and a half years.
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Burnaby
B.C
Kinder Morgan Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Ottawa
Kinder Morgan
Calgary therapist pleads guilty to four counts of sexual assault
Calgary massage therapist Brad McLellan pled guilty to four counts of sexual assault involving six women. He faced eight charges originally, with a December 2015 therapy session prompting police involvement. Sentencing is expected this fall.
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Calgary Massage Therapist
Calgary
Brad McLellan
McLellan
Gondola idea sails through Edmonton river valley debate
Edmonton Transit System advisory board recommends further study of a downtown to Old Strathcona gondola across the North Saskatchewan River. Proponents Gary and Amber Poliquin see a quiet, low footprint commuter link. Notley supports private sector leadership with wind limits and privacy considerations noted. Estimated cost ranges from 20 to 60 million dollars.
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Edmonton Transit System Advisory Board
North Saskatchewan River
Whyte Avenue
Strathcona
Sean Lee
Lee
Old Strathcona
Gary
Amber Poliquin
Gary Poliquin
Poliquin
Rachel Notley
Notley
North Saskatchewan
Lindhout Kidnapper Loses Bid for Secret Court Records
Ader, a Somalian national convicted of kidnapping Amanda Lindhout in 2008, lost a Federal Court of Appeal bid to access confidential files from the investigation. The ruling upheld a lower court decision to withhold documents to protect international relations and security, with sentencing due later this month.
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Amanda Lindhout
Federal Court of Appeal
Ali Omar Ader
Ader
Ontario
Mogadishu
Court of Appeal
Supreme Court of Canada
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