Factually incorrect.

 The proposed expansion will consist of two pipes, one will be dedicated to the transmission of 590,000 bpd of diluted bitumen headed to Burnaby from Alberta. The other pipeline will be a 300,000 bpd dedicated condensate pipeline that will carry nothing but condensate back to the oilsands so it can then be mixed with bitumen once more.

You are also completely wrong that condensate, once mixed with bitumen, will not evaporate once exposed to the air, something you would know if A: you read the NTSB's report on the Kalmazoo spill and B: had any concept of the molecular structure of the chemicals used in condensate which are aromatics like benzene and naphthalene.  You could try taking a whiff of them and you'd understand very quickly that they give up toxic fumes.  

Putting this pipeline into the heart of Vancouver is a public safety nightmare.