The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday edition that Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is headed into potentially hostile territory as she makes her way to British Columbia on Monday and Tuesday. The Globe's Kelly Cryderman writes that for many in B.C., opposition to Kinder Morgan's planned expansion of its Trans Mountain line runs deep. For them, the gap between what Alberta wants and what Lower Mainland residents will accept is an unbridgeable divide. "It is frankly offensive for the Premier of another province to come to our province to market her project," said Andrew Weaver, Leader of the Green Party of B.C. Mr. Weaver said the list of reasons why approval of the project is wrong includes spill safety concerns and the building of new infrastructure that will work against Canadian climate-change goals for decades to come. He said there are large numbers of people just a SkyTrain trip away from attending massive protests in central Vancouver, for as long as is necessary to kill the project. "Nobody has any idea of the beast that is going to be unleashed in Vancouver over this," he predicted. "It's out of its box now, and I don't know how you'll ever stuff it back in."