Premier Rachel Notley says the British Columbia govenrment's conditions for a pipeline to be built are reasonable. Notley made her comments the day after the B-C government told the National Energy Board that it can't support Kinder Morgan's pipeline expansion from Alberta to the West Coast because the company hasn't met the five conditions. (Notley wrote in a submission to the energy board that the drop in oil prices is not in Canada's public interest and the board should take that into account when deciding whether the project should go ahead.)

Date: 2016-01-12
Placeline: EDMONTON.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 19 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << air conditions are for the most part quite reasonable I mean they all need to be discussing different contest and I'm not going to be the one that negotiates them but I do believe that there is work to be done between the BC government between Kinder Morgan and with the federal government to reach reach consensus there and I think that there's probably room to get there >>

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