Canada’s internal fight over Kinder Morgan Inc.’s Trans Mountain pipeline escalates. (Bloomberg) — Canada’s internal fight over Kinder Morgan Inc.’s Trans Mountain pipeline escalated as the nation’s top two oil-producing provinces threatened to cut off fuel shipments to British Columbia. Alberta on Monday introduced legislation allowing it to halt exports of oil and gas to B.C., and neighboring Saskatchewan said it planned to follow suit, ramping up pressure on coastal British Columbia to drop its opposition to the pipeline expansion. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said she doesn’t expect to have to use the new powers, but wants the province to have every available tool in its fight. “Investor confidence, not only in the energy sector, but frankly across our economy, is at stake,” Notley told reporters in Edmonton, Alberta, on Monday. “We are very committed to putting pressure on B.C. to come around and focus on what this pipeline […]