B.C. premier says it’s not him blocking Alberta oil pipeline, it’s lack of money, backer / National Post
Monday, June 9, 2025, 10:20 pm permalink
British Columbia Premier David Eby denied accusations of blocking the Alberta oil pipeline, insisting that delays stem from a lack of financial backing and project support. Emphasizing untapped opportunities for regional investment instead of political obstruction, his remarks invite both skepticism and a wry smile from onlookers.
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