Manufacturing, Oil & Gas

Visual tanker evidence features in Resource Works’ Senate submission

As Senate considers tanker ban Bill C-48, maps show the reality of tanker safety around the world, and elsewhere in Canada

Here is Resource Works executive director Stewart Muir’s presentation to the Senate Transportation and Communications Committee in Terrace, B.C., on April 17, 2019.

It can be seen at this link hosted by the Senate of Canada.

And here it is as a PDF in two separate parts:

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