Trans Mountain reaches deal with oil shippers over pipeline fees, clearing path for potential equity sale and proposed new crude line to Asia
Trans Mountain has reached a deal with oil shippers after a prolonged dispute over fees to use its crude pipeline that feeds Asia, helping pave the way for a potential equity sale and a proposed new line to be built.
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