The National Post reports in its Friday edition that the Coastal GasLink pipeline project in Western Canada is readying a two-part bond sale to raise $1-billion. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post says the shorter portion of the high-grade bond sale is set to mature in 11.25 years and the size is around $300-million. Initial pricing talk is around one percentage point more than government benchmarks. The longer part of the bond will raise around $700-million and mature in about 19 years. Initial pricing is being discussed at around 1.15 percentage points more than government bonds. Coastal GasLink was built by TC Energy, which remains operator, and currently holds a 35-per-cent share of the project, which supplies natural gas from the B.C. northeast to LNG Canada's phase 1 terminal at Kitimat on the Pacific coast.