From CBC Nova Scotia:

A pipeline that will connect with a recently approved liquefied natural gas facility in Cape Breton has been approved.

Bear Paw Pipeline Corporation announced Wednesday the pipeline was approved by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.

The 62.5-kilometre pipeline will run between Goldboro, N.S., to the Bear Head LNG Corporation's export facility still to be constructed in Point Tupper, Richmond County.

The pipeline would also connect with the Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline mainline, which runs from Goldboro to Massachusetts.

For more see Approval obtained for LNG pipeline from Goldboro to Cape Breton

From Bear Paw:

The Bear Paw Pipeline Project will involve permanent installation of a 42-inch outside diameter welded pipe starting in or near the vicinity of the Goldboro industrial area. A compressor station will be built near the southern end of the pipeline.  The pipeline will cross dozens of watercourses including the Strait of Canso.

Project activities will include environmental studies, permits and approvals followed by final engineering.  The construction phase will include site preparation, pipeline installation, watercourse crossings and restoration of the disturbed area in the pipeline right-of-way.