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  "textContent": "Aframax-class tankers departing Trans Mountain’s Westridge Marine Terminal have been limited to loading roughly 80 per cent of capacity due to draft restrictions in Burrard Inlet’s Second Narrows. That constraint is now set to be addressed. The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has obtained all necessary federal permits, among them a federal authorization under the Fisheries […]\n\nThe post Trans Mountain Tankers to Benefit as Port Authority Wins Federal Dredging Approval appeared first on the deep dive.",
  "title": "Trans Mountain Tankers to Benefit as Port Authority Wins Federal Dredging Approval"
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