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B.C. Liberals say lifting the tanker ban requires First Nations and provincial approval, which are currently lacking.
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Liberal MPs say any change to the federal tanker ban on British Columbia’s northern coast would require approval from both the provincial government and coastal First Nations, emphasizing that significant Indigenous support is currently lacking.
The federal government is reportedly discussing a potential new pipeline with Alberta, which could lead to reconsideration of tanker traffic, though no project is formally under review.
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne acknowledged energy and national security concerns but did not confirm policy shifts.
Alberta has allocated $14 million for regulatory work, while B.C.
Premier David Eby remains critical, citing no private sector proponent.
Discussions remain hypothetical, with no formal project submitted.
B.C. Los liberales dicen que levantar la prohibición de los buques cisterna requiere la aprobación de las Primeras Naciones y las provincias, que actualmente faltan.