Line 9
Despite fierce community resistance, Enbridge began reversing the “Line 9” 300,000 barrel-a-day pipeline in 2011 and began pumping crude oil from Sarnia, Ontario, to Montreal, Quebec, in December 2015. Line 9 passes through 99 towns and cities and 14 Indigenous communities in Ontario and Quebec and endangers critical waterways. The Council of Canadians has grave concerns about the likelihood of Line 9 rupturing and the consequences of a diluted bitumen spill in the heart of the Great Lakes region.
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Line 9 shut down for a fourth time
Valves on two Enbridge pipelines in Southern Ontario were closed by unknown persons early yesterday morning, making this the ...
Activists close Line 9 near Sarnia
Photo Credit Ricochet Media Nicky Young
Activists closed a valve on Enbridge’s Line 9 oil pipeline just west of ...
Activists shut down Line 9 in Québec
Activists turned off Enbridge’s Line 9 oil pipeline today by shutting a valve in the town of Ste-Justine-de-Newton on the ...
Line 9 starts pumping oil
According to Bloomberg news, Enbridge’s forty year old pipeline “Line 9” began pumping crude oil from Sarnia to Montreal earlier ...
Line 9 activity stopped near Port Hope
Opponents of Enbridge's Line 9 pipeline (including our Guelph Chapter) brought a halt to construction activity on the pipeline in ...
