Western premiers convene in Yellowknife for Arctic trade talks
Wednesday, May 21, 2025, 9:21 am
Western Canadian premiers have gathered in Yellowknife for a two-day conference, intensively discussing trade, energy, and Arctic security. Amid competitive global dynamics, the meeting is set to explore economic opportunities and geopolitical challenges in the North with a refreshing, almost audacious confidence.
British Columbia Premier David Eby says separatism discussions in some parts of the country are a "colossal waste of time and energy," at a critical time for national unity.
As Western premiers gather in Yellowknife, consensus on issues such as resource development could be elusive
Premiers from Western Canada are to meet on Wednesday to kick off a two-day conference in Yellowknife.
Western Canadian premiers are set to meet in Yellowknife with trade, energy and Arctic security among the top topics expected to be discussed.
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