By the way, note how Transcanada has taken the opposite approach to KM in dealing with provincial jurisdiction.  Instead of refusing to share information with Quebec, they've actually agreed to undergo a provincial environmental assessment even though they're not legally required to do so.  That's a smart thing to do.  It will reassure moderates in the public that environmental concerns are being seriously addressed.  More importantly, it will allow the Quebec Liberals to raise specific concerns and mediate risk so that they can agree to the project on objective grounds, and that undermines the "principled" objections of their political adversaries in the PQ that this is being imposed on Quebec without consultation.  The result for Transcanada is they reduce their risk of their project becoming the nexus of a political war with a coalition of adversaries like KM's project has in BC.