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Trans Mountain pipeline tolls could leave feds on the hook for billions in further costs

While approximately 70 per cent of the project's cost overruns will be borne by Trans Mountain, the remaining third—more than $9-billion—is considered 'uncapped costs' which increase tolls based on a formula agreed to by shippers and approved by the Canada Energy Regulator more than a decade ago.

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BY SHAWN MCCARTHY
September 22, 2025

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