Keystone Pipeline shut down because of rupture

The Keystone Pipeline, which carries oil from Alberta to refineries in the United States, has been shut down because of a rupture.

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[CanookyBud]

No worries...Trump does'nt need the Canadian oil anyway! Shouldn't take more than about six months to repair.

[mukeshvig]

Use the rupture as an opportunity to redirect oil to newer markets or we will be hammered again and again by the shameless idiots !

[oldowl]

175000 gallons of crude oil aye? Is Canada going to replace the now toxic ground water?

[Osprey-ol]

Funny how when railcars go off the tracks and burst into flames it never makes the news. We had two in 3 months, 5 kms apart and nothing by in the national news.

[bullyarena]

The keystone pipeline is a dead duck in the water. The americans ripped up the piping a long time ago. For some reason ppl here just cant seem to get over it. Those days are long gone. Jmho.

[AprilSun-ykyj]

Typical pipeline destroying the environment.

[dolinick]

That's about 20 truckloads or something. 100, 000 gallons. Ok it's a rough guess.

[patmurphy]

558, 000 liters of gooey oil. About 113, 000 in a railcar, so like 5 railcars emptying. I wonder what it cost to remediate that?