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Barbara O’Neil Betty Gage Bob Mastin Bonnie Bowe Brewster & Cathleen Kneen Candace O’Connor & Alan Simmonds Clifford W.H. Green Colin Anderson D. Raffa Deanne Armitage E. & Marie-Rose Piscia Gay McMillan I. & J. Dickson Iva Kimberley

Jana McFarlane Joan Lansdell Landi Bledsoe Laurie Stott Lori Gillard Marian E. Grimwood Maryam Murat-Khan Mrs. B. Clarke Mrs. D. Galavan Mrs. Dale Zinovich R.S. Paulin Tom Gowan Vivienne parkes WE_ACT Women Elders in Action

E-38

CNSMITH

KMI_Terasen Acquisition

September 5,2005

Letter to the Editor Daily Townsman Cranbrook BC

C.C. Vancouver Sun BC Utilities Commission

BC citizens must take action to stop the appalling decision to sell Terasen gas to the US company Kinder Morgan. Terasen Gas, a former Crown corporation called BC Gas, is a natural gas utility and oil pipeline company that currently supplies gas to 875,000 customers in BC. Terasen is BC's 7th largest corporation in 2004, with assets of nearly $6.9 billion [CAN] and about 2,000 employees.

Kinder Morgan is one of the largest energy companies in the US, owned by the previous owner of Enron and a major George Bush supporter. The purchase is seen by the US government as part of its national security strategy - ensuring that pipelines take Canadian gas to the US markets.

The proposed sale has to be approved by the BC Utilities Commission, which will be holding hearings on the matter. It is still possible to stop it.

The government and the companies say that the price of natural gas will be governed by the BC Utility Commission and this protects the people of British Columbia. However, the BCUC has no power to force Kinder Morgan to make more pipeline capacity available to BC users nor any ability to pressure it to upgrade its BC infrastructure.

When Canada signed NAFTA, we signed away our energy security. We now sell 58% of our natural gas to the US and WE MUST SELL no less than this percentage even when our gas reserves start falling and we face a shortage. The more pipelines built to the US by Kinder Morgan, the faster we sell our energy security and the bigger the percentage we have to sell in the future.

Residents of British Columbia who depend on an economical supply of (our own) natural gas for their survival must oppose this deal. If we allow this sale, we are threatening future access to natural gas supplies -to a country that has proven time and again that it has no respect for trade law or the economic needs and rights of Canada.

Please write to the BC Utilities Commission if you believe the sale of Terasen Gas is not in the best interests of British Columbia.

:Barbara O'Neil Cranbrook, BC (250 426-5850)

KMI - Terasen AcquisitionExhibit E-38

From: Barbara ONeil [[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, September 07,2005 12:35 PM

To: Commission Secretary BCUC:EX

Subject: Sale of Terasen

Attached is a Letter opposing the sale of Terasen Inc. to Kinder Morgan.

As an RBC mutual fund holder, I will also be registering my concerns with them.

Barbara ONeil Cranbrook, BC

Note: the attached letter is addressed to the Daily Townsman, Cranbrook BC, cc BCUC


Box 250 Sixth Floor, 908 Howe Street %dmcouvc:r~ BC V6Z 2N3

Dear Sir or Madam:

Re: Acqisition of Terasen Tnc, by Gnder Morgifsr

1 wish to k&cate fbat 1 totally opposed to the sJe of our 03 and naturd gas sesemes to myone and especidly to a mhn that bas n%a regard %r consefsdation of that resource; dso a nation that has absofute1y no respeck fo"oro-ds md apements they s i p with us as represent& by their attitude to NMTA.

What possible advmeage there could be in h 6 a g an -befig;6141 company control our resources?


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AUG 3 f 2005


3713 Hazel Drive Prince George, BC V2K 1x9

September 2,2005

Mr. Robert J. Pellatt Public Utilities Commission Secretary 900 Howe Street Box 250 Vancouver, BC V6Z 2N3

Dear Sir;

If you are not the person who can do something about stopping the sale of Terasen Gas to the Americans, please forward this letter appropriately to the person who can.

As a Canadian, and especially as a British Columbian, I have to speak up on my objections to this sale. I believe the results of such a sale would be detrimental to all British Columbians. We pay high enough prices now for resources produced right here in our own back yards while the Americans reap the benefits of our resources at ridiculously reduced rates. They bully us with their "Tariffs" on products they claim not to need but are willing to take off our hands for a price. Are all of our Government people in the pockets of the Americans? What is going on in this country that we cannot even rely on our leaders to look after our best interests?

Enough is enough; lets keep some of our resources ours.

Yours truly,

Bonnie Bowe A Concerned British Columbian

BCUC Log # &f 7 R E C E I V E D

SEP @ 2005

Routing



The Secretary, B,C. Utilities Commission Box 250, 6th Floor - 900 Howe St Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2M3

381 7 West I 1 th Avenue Vancouver, B.G. V6R 2K8

August 29, 2005

Dear Secretary: I am writing t o express my adamant opposition "c the sale of Terasen

Gas to a Texas corporation. We are quickly losing our national independance; this is another nail in "te coffin of Canadian sovereignty and a terrible step in the direction of our demise. Please put a stop to this insanity.

Sincerely,

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Candace O'Connor 9 A Ian 9, @"fi"@/ /-

q 1 7 J ~ BCUG bog $2 -.

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1712 6th St. South Cranbrook, B.C. VIC 1M3 2 September, 2005

B.C Utilities Commission, Box 250, 6th. Floor 900 Howe St., Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2N3

Dear Sirs;

I am writing to express my deepest concern regarding the proposed sale of Terasen Inc. to Kinder Morgan Inc. which you will soon be asked to approve.

Since the implementation of NAFTA I have witnessed the increasing loss of domestic control over Canadian energy resources and infrastructures.

This sale will result in the loss of power of B.C. communities to influence future energy decisions in this province.

I urge you to prevent this transaction by refusing to ratify it until such time as an exhaustive evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial and national strategies are adopted. The U.S. Admisinstration has a covetous eye on controlling North american energy resources and this will someday be the struggle of the future.

for this struggle and defend the Canadian public.

BCUC LO^ # !14@ R E C E i V E D

SEP G 2005

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BC 'EJlilities Co Box 250, 6th F1 900 Howe Stseet Vmcouver, V6Z 2N3

Dear Sir:

I azn vvr;iting in order to share my deepest concern regarding the sale of Terasen Inc. to Gnder Morgm Ine., wEch y w will soon be asked to approve.

Since the implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, I have witnessed the increasing loss of control over the country's resources and its infrastmctures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, to the implemenhtiw of the proportional sharing provision, most of Canada's energy decisions have resulted in our c o w w losing sovereignty over our resources.

m s sale will undoubiredy rob B.C. co unities of the power to a u e n c e h m e enerm decisions in tlze province. It will also reinforce the view that Ganadims are, in effect, becoming tenants In thek o m lmd.

I urge you to prevent -this deal by refusing to r&i@ it m i l such time as an exhaustive evalmtion of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial - and national - energy s&ategies are drafied and adopted. As (he U.S. Admi~sbation is keen to highliglnt, ~on~ro ' i of energy resources TPnll be the struggle of the h u e . Canada needs to s m p e p a ~ n g for ~s struggle and &fending infrastruct-uses built and paid for by the Canadian public.

D. Raffa 1275 Gmbisbley Ave Penticton, B.G. V2A 8V2



Dear SirlMadam,

I am writing in order to share my deepest concern regarding the sale of Terasen Inc. to Kinder Morgan Inc., which you will soon be asked to approve.

Since the implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, I have witnessed the increasing loss of control over the country's energy resources and its infrastructures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, to the implementation of the proporlional sharing provision, most of Canada's energy decisions have resulted in our country losing sovereignty over our resources.

This sale will undoubtedly rob B.C. communities of the power to influence future energy decisions in the province. It will also reinforce the view that Canadians are, in effect, becoming tenants in their own land.

1 urge you to prevent this deal by refusing to ratify it until such time as an exhaustive evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial and national energy strategies are drafted and adopted. As the U.S. Administration is keen to highlight, control of energy resources will be the struggle of the future. Canada needs to start preparing for this struggle and defending infrastructures built and paid for by the Canadian pubtic.


Gay McMillan, 12085 238 B Street, Maple Ridge, B.C. V4R 4x4

August 31, 2005

BC Utilities Commission Secretary Box 250, 6th Floor - 900 Wowe Street Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2N3 Telephone: (604) 660-4700 Facsimile: (604) 660-1 102

Dear SirlMadam,

I am writing in order to share my deepest concern regarding the sale of Terasen kc . to Kinder Morgan fnc., which you will soon be asked to approve.

Since the implementation of the Ganada-U.S. Free Trade Agreernenl, I have witnessed the increasing loss of control over the country's energy resources and its infrastructures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, to the implementation of the proportional sharing provision, most of Canada's energy decisions have resulted in our country losing sovereignty over our resources.

This sale will undoubtedly rob B.6. communities of the power to influence future energy decisions in the province. It will also reinforce the view that Canadians are, in effect, becoming "rennts in their own land.

I urge you Lo prevent this deal by refusing to ratify it until such time as an exhaus"rve evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial - and national - energy strategies are drafted and adopted. As the U.S. Administration is keen to highlight, control of energy resources will be the struggle of the future. Canada needs to

start preparing for this struggle and defending infrastructures built and paid for by the

Canadian public.

Sincerely,

I= BCUC Log #--


I. Dickson 27970 1 10" Ave. Whonnock, B.C. V2W 1 P6

September 6,2005

BC Utilities Commission Secretary Box 250, 6th Floor - 900 Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2N3 Telephone: (604) 660-4700 Facsimile: (604) 660-1 102

Dear SirIMadam,


Since the implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, I have witnessed the increasing loss of control over the country's energy resources and its infrastructures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, to the implementation of the proportional sharing provision, most of Canada's energy decisions have resulted in our country losing sovereignty over our resources.


I urge you to prevent this deal by refusing to ratify it until such time as an exhaustive evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial - and national - energy strategies are drafted and adopted. As the U.S. Administration is keen to highlight, control of energy resources will be the struggle of the future. Canada needs to start preparing for this struggle and defending infrastructures built and paid for by the

Canadian public. A

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J. Dickson 27970 110'" Ave. Whonnock, B.C. V2W 1 P6

September 6,2005

BC Utilities Commission Secretary Box 250, 6th Floor - 900 Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2N3 Telephone: (604) 660-4700 Facsimile: (604) 660-1 102

Dear SirIMadam,


Since the implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, I have witnessed the increasing loss of control over the country's energy resources and its infrastructures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, to the implementation of the proportional sharing provision, most of Canada's energy decisions have resulted in our country losing sovereignty over our resources.


I urge you to prevent this deal by refusing to ratify it until such time as an exhaustive evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial -and national - energy strategies are drafted and adopted. As the U.S. Administration is keen to highlight, control of energy resources will be the struggle of the future. Canada needs to start preparing for this struggle and defending infrastructures built and paid for by the Canadian public.

Sincerely, BCUC Log # ///4!7'

R E C E I V E D

Routing ------------ /





Laurie Ston b x 21 071 Maple Ridge, Be V2X 1 P7

August 3% 22005

BC: Utilities Commission Secretary Box 250, 6"tk Floor - 900 Howe Street Vancouver, B.C. VBZ 2N3 Telephone: (604) 660-4700

Facsimile: (604) 660-1 102

Bear Sir/Madam,

1 am writing in odev to share my deepest concern regarding the sale of Tefasen Inc. l o

Kinder Morgan Inc., which you will soon be asked to approve.

Since the implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreemenii, li have w8nesssd the increasing loss of control over the county" eenergy resources and its infrastructures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency resew provision, to the Implementflrion of the proportional shafing provision, most of Canada" senrg), decisions have resulted in our county losing sovereignty over our resources.

This sale will undoubtedly rob B.C. eomrnunities of the power to influence future energy decisions in the province. It will also reinforce the view that Canadians are, in effect, becoming tenants in their own land.

1 urge you to prevent this deal by refusing to ratify it until such "rms as an exhaustive evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial - and national - energy strategies are drafted and adorned. As the U.S. Admlnlstration is k e n to highlight, control of energy resources will be the struggle of the Future. Canada needs to staPI: preparing for this struggle and defending infrastructures built and paid for by ";he Canadian public.

Sincerely,

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BCUC Leg g d/?!$s R E C E I V E D

Naramata BC VOH IN0 S E a a 2005 August 29,2005 Routing

BC Utilities Commission Secretary Box 250, bth floor - 900 Howe Street Vancouver BC V6Z 2W3

To whom it may concern:

I am writing to express my concern re the sale of Terasen Inc. to Kinder Morgan Inc. which you will be involved in approving or not approving.

Since the implementation of the Canada US Free Trade agreement, 1 have seen the increasing loss of control over Canada's natural resources.

This sale will undoubtedly allow BC communities to lose control of the power to influence fume energy decisions. Canada's resources need to be controlled by Canadians, not by foreign interests which will only rob us of TNhat we own. As energy and natural resources are depleted worldwide, u7e need to carefully review who will be controlling Canada's resources.

I urge you to vote no on this deal by refusing to ratify the decision in favour of this sale.

Yours sincerely,

Lori Gillard

C.C. Investmant Review Division 235 Queen St, Room 301B East Tower Ottawa, Ontario KlA OH5


SENT BY: WASA DEVTS INC; 250 861 4843; SEP-8-05 5:27PM; PAGE i ' I

Marian E. Grimwood 4574 Boeksen Rd.

klownat, B.C. VIW 1x9 250-764-8714

BritisPl G St., Box am

B,G. WZ 2N3

RE: Applicrstion by I(inder Morgan, Inc. and 0731297 B.C. Ltd. to Aequire G~mmorr Shwm of Terasen Gas Inc.

Attention; R. H. Hobbs. Chair

Teram Gat3 tm fth

lity, and will keep pmfits supportiryd our emnomy and .wsMcrrm.

1 urge )rwu %a mjsca t b applimlgn by Kinder Mown, Inc. md 0B1B7 B.C. Ltb. fw approval oF the acquisition oif the Gommon shisreas Bf I feraw Gas Inc

Marian E. Griimwcld


21 1-1286 West 94" Ave, Vancouver, BC V6H 1P9

Robed J. Pellad, Secretasqi BC Utilities CornmI~~ion BOX 240 && floor, 900 Hotve Street, V ~ C O U V ~ T , BC V6Z 2N3

I am really concerned about the sale of Berasen to Kinder Morgan Bnc. of Texas. My reasons for worwing about the sale are

I. Terasen" senergy should be controlled by Canada, no- US company. 2. There is no way with energy needs increasing, Kinder Mor'gan will give Canada equal

;im8unts, we will end LIP gayin$ for ~UI; own ener;gy while a foreign mmpany makes profits

3. The CEO d Kinder Morgan staled the sale would give his company big footprints in the oil sands of Canada, but made no mention of giving equal access to Canada. That does not sound like he plans to be fair to Canadian consumers

4. With limited energy at high costs we will not be able to be competitive 5. The CEO who will be taking over was CEO of Enron, now disgramd, and that is where

we are supposed ts place our trust? I

Please do not approve the sale

Sincerely

Maryarn Murat-Khan A concerned citizen

4b1; 3 1 2805 Routing _- ----


Mrs. B. Clarke

29,22740 2 "I five.

Maple Ridge, BG ~ 6 3 ~ 2x7

August 31,2005

BC Utilities Commission Secretary

Box 250, 6th Floor - 900 Howe Street

Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2M3

Telephone: (604) 660-4700

Facsimile: (604) 660-1 102

Dear SirlMadam,

1 am writing in order lo share my deepest concern regarding the sale of Terasen Inc. to Kinder Morgan Inc., which you will soon be asked to approve.

Since the implementation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, 1 have witnessed the increasing loss of control over the country's energy resources and its infrastructures. From the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, to the implementation of the proportional sharing provision, most of Canada's energy decisions have resulted in our country losing sovereignty over our resources.


1 urge you to prevent this deal by refusing to ratify it until such time as an exhaustive evaluation of Canada's energy situation is completed and provincial - and national - energy strategies are draNed and adopted. As the U.S. Administration is keen to highlight, control of energy resources will be the struggle of the future. Canada needs to

start preparing for this struggle and defending infrastructures built and paid for by the Canadian public,

Sincerely,

Rooting




BC Uit;iLTirZes A E e ~ ~ o a : Roberr J, PeXIaa9 and Phi* Nakmeslkny

Re: p r o c e d d mdmence reading Tersen Gas; and ICinder Marm- Inc.

Given tbe newspaper dvedsemenk I: would. suppose this k t e r a d ~s leaer fall irr. Ule atea you dl "bbterested hrties". This miter is shply a citizen with concerns. 1 wodd Eke to voice those concerns .crrithont ""in depth" ~volvement or research, so, you mt&t receive them as coneas, fears, opinion or the like: I. That BCUG wiiI (wron@y),"&ow" this h e r i m company to buy up another BC

u a q suppxer 2. That Kinder Morgan will then increase prices to measonably Ertigfi rates

and residents wilJ suffer at the hands of an out of state corporation 3. That the real and w d hidden intent is for Kinder Morgan and (by default) the United

States of Aoneri~a to Eke possession / cornand of a p ipebe system ~ o u & o u t Bf i~sh Colwbia

4, Grivea possession of the pipekes now sell 1 expoa large qrzan&ties of BC en== to tbe USA

5, mven pipelines anl their c o ~ d o r uld be i d d y posirZaned to create that long sou&t KOU1:E rhrough B ~ ~ s h Columbia so the USA can move oil; and gas from AZaska to the lower 48 states- (consider &e dplicaaons after husricme K a ~ n a )

My neqaest of the com~ss ion , is, simply that they pay aEention. as these issues arise and that they take into strong consideration; rhe best liaterests of the individud citizens of BC, BC's interests should be of higher pfiority &an tbe profit motiva of a foreip com@any or of rhe U ~ k d SItates.

ssion does ""allow" this nrisfortuned sale, it is my hope, &at r e d c h g covenmts will be Prell in place prior to aay pm~hase of Ternen Gas.

R-S. Pa& 5332 C ew Place Sechelt BC TON 3 A 2


September 2, 2005 Tom Gowan 3932 Dunsmuir Street Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y7T4

B.C. Utilities Commission Box 250, 900 Howe Street Sixth Floor Vallcouver, B.G. V6Z 2N3

I wish to voice my opposition to the sale of Terasen Gas to Kinder Morgan Inc. of the United States.

While the sale may be advantageous to the sl~areholders of Terasen Gas, it will in my opinion not be a positive development for the citizens of British Columbia and Canada.

Natural gas as well as crude oil is vital to the future of our country and the well being of its citizens. Many lloines and industries in Canada rely on natural gas to beat their homes and run their plants.

The control of natural gas distributiol~ and sales in my opinion must stay in Canadian hands.

Just recently, it was annou~iced that Terasen would be approaching the B.C. Utilities Comrnission to request a 5-10% increase in price to B.C. consumers of natural gas. It is not acceptable that our citizens, inany on fixed or low income should be exposed to higher heating costs, simply because the world price has increased. If the price increased because of higher production costs no one would argue with that, but to ask for a price increase simply based on a higher world prices is wrong.

While I believe in the capitalistic system, we must recognize that given our climate in Canada, heating costs take a large bite out of disposable income, especially in the northem areas of Ca~~ada.

We have to rationalize between a fair return on investment and what is morally right. Unfortunately, morality is in short supply these days.

Sincerely,


Imvrritingtoexpressmy at-sakd .to Kinder Since the implemenlation of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agrwmnt, I have witn

the increasing loss of control over the country's energy resouii;ces and its infrastructures, efimina~on of the 25-year mnBngency r e m e provision, the implementation of I.he proportjonal

, and the saie of impof-tant assets li

r rnetged. In 2003, q the EnCwmPuMk

t a k over OF m~

1985 and Juw 22002 not a siqk t a m e r

country wouM willingty a l b such a brge foreignm. I strong& uirge to reject this d

Yours sincerely


WE*ACT VVOMEN ELDERS IN ACTION A project of 41 il Seniors Centre

BC Utilities Commission Secretary Thursday, September 8/05 BOX 250, Sixth Floor - 900 Howe Street VANCOUVER, BC b b 5 m BCUc Les #i ~--.---z-"------

V6Z 2N3 R E C E ~ V E D -I-!- (1 gt r " , Luud

Dear Secretary: RfJ &"i ng -" ----- --- --- -- _ _ I I - ' " - -----

Women Elders in Action (WE*ACT) is writing to express our outrage at the proposed sale of Terasen (formally the crown corporation, 136 Gas) to Kinder Morgan of Texas. If this sale goes through it will mark the second time in recent years a major takeover handed control of a BC-based energy company to a US company. In 2002, Duke Energy Gorp. acquired Vancouver-based West Coast Energy Inc. for $8.5 billion US.

Since the implementation of the Canada-US Free Trade Agreement we have witnessed the increasing loss of control over our country's energy resources and its infrastructures through the elimination of the 25-year contingency reserve provision, the implementation of the proportional sharing provision under the N o ~ h American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the sale of important resource assets like Terasen.

This proposed sale further erodes our government's ability to formulate energy policy in Canada since its hands are tied under NAFTA1s terms. We foresee that BC citizens will have considerably less leverage to affect policy under this American company. Decisions will be made in Texas and not in BC. Consequently, these decisions will not be made in the interests of BC citizens or the energy self-sufficiency of Canada.

This proposal is particularly alarming given the fact that both the US and Mexico have national policies to maintain control over their energy reserves and infrastructure. Without a similar national energy policy, Canada is the only one in this trading bloc whose natural resource reserves and assets are fully exposed to market forces.

Who, we ask, is looking out for Canada's long-term energy needs? Certainly not today's provincial government. When BC Gas was privatized under Bill Vander Zalm's Social Credit government, it included provisions that the number of shares owned by foreign investors could not exceed 20 percent, "rat the head office would remain in BC and that the company could not be sold or merged.

41 1 Dunsmuir Street Vancouver BC V6B 1x4 Phone: 604-684-81 71 Fax: 604-681-3589 jwestlund@,41 I seniors.bc.ca www.47 l seniors. bc.ca


In 2003, Gordon Campbell's Liberal governmen"lemoved these provisions by passing the BC Hydro Public Power Legacy and Herilage Act and renaming BC Gas Inc., Terasen lnc.

Our understanding is "Eat you must rule on this application. Is the saie of Terasen to Kinder Morgan something your Commission has the power to stop? We urge you to put "Ee interests of British Columbia citizens ahead of those of certain shareholders and the insatiable energy demands of the US.

Sincerely,

Alice West Chair


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