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    Carney Backs B.C. Tanker Ban as Alberta Unveils Pipeline Plan

    Prime Minister Mark Carney threw a wrench into Alberta's West Coast pipeline ambitions on Thursday just hours before Premier Danielle Smith was s

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    Carney Backs B.C. Tanker Ban as Alberta Unveils Pipeline Plan
    Prime Minister Mark Carney threw a wrench into Alberta's West Coast pipeline ambitions on Thursday just hours before Premier Danielle Smith was set to unveil details of the province's long-awaited proposal. Speaking alongside B.C. Premier David Eby in Vancouver, Carney reaffirmed that Ottawa will maintain the federal ban on oil tankers along British Columbia's North Coast, effectively taking one of the most attractive export corridors off the table before Alberta's proposal even reached the federal government. The announcement came as part of a…

    Carney Backs B.C. Tanker Ban as Alberta Unveils Pipeline Plan By Julianne Geiger - Jul 02, 2026, 2:30 PM CDT

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