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  1. An agency is overseeing the export of LPG from Prince Rupert, with a proposed export facility on Ridley Island and the use of the North Coast for commercial traffic.

Union Strike and Ruling Expected to Slow AltaGas LPG Exports from Prince Rupert

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 30
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AltaGas reported record third-quarter earnings, which were driven by liquefied petroleum gas exports to Asia. However, a union strike at Trigon Pacific Terminals in Prince Rupert, B.C., and a recent labour board ruling are expected to slow shipments through AltaGas's main export gateway. The strike, which began on October 2, 2026, involved the International Longshore and Warehouse Union.

From calgarysun.com

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Although AltaGas is not a party to the dispute, the proximity of the strike to its operations on Ridley Island exposes the company to potential disruption. The company expects some slowdowns in shipments in the coming months, despite stating it is actively mitigating the impact.

An agency is overseeing the export of LPG from Prince Rupert, which includes a proposed export facility on Ridley Island and the use of the North Coast for commercial traffic.

From calgarysun.com

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  • AltaGasSpeculative

    Could face reduced revenue from LPG exports due to shipment disruptions at the Prince Rupert gateway.

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