I live right along the path of the tankers, so I'm not crazy about greatly increased tanker traffic hauling bunker.  That issue aside, the contention by Horgan/Berger that Alberta does all the gaining is a load of ka-ka.  They conveniently forget that B.C. (in the past) and many other provinces have hugely benefited from Alberta's oil wealth through transfer payments.   Stuffing those $ into provincial coffers and running programs with that money, which allows you to look good to your electorate, then biting the hand that makes it all possible,  is just plain hypocritical (Quebec particularly so re the Energy East proposal). That said, I still haven't been convinced by the oil industry argument that refinement before going in the pipeline isn't feasible.