The Financial Post reports in its Wednesday, Feb. 20, edition that a convoy of oil workers arrived in Ottawa on Tuesday to deliver a message to the Liberal government about the province's desperate need for more pipelines. The Post's Jesse Snyder writes that the long line of semi trucks sat idling on Wellington Street in Ottawa, blocking off the street that passes in front of Parliament as part of a protest by United We Roll, a pro-industry group. The Ottawa rally marked the final destination for the convoy, which started its journey in Alberta four days ago. Semi trucks were hitched to trailers emblazoned with calls to "build the pipeline" and "kill" Bill C-69, the Liberals' environmental assessment reforms. Bearded men in fluorescent vests exhaled thick clouds into the cold air and yelled for Ottawa to "open your eyes" to industry struggles. The Senate is studying Bill C-69, the Liberals' proposed restructuring of the review process for major energy projects. This week, the National Energy Board will also release its report on the impacts of the Trans Mountain pipeline on marine life off the B.C. Coast.