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Canada and Alberta near pipeline deal, pending Indigenous and environmental approvals.
Canada’s federal and Alberta governments are nearing a deal to advance a proposed northwest British Columbia oil pipeline, contingent on Alberta meeting conditions like Indigenous consultation and emissions reductions.
The federal government is considering limited exemptions to British Columbia’s tanker ban, but B.C.
Premier David Eby and coastal First Nations oppose the move, citing environmental risks and lack of consent.
Ottawa insists provincial and First Nations approval is required, while Alberta has allocated $14 million to support regulatory work.
The agreement would include stronger carbon pricing and support for carbon capture projects, but no final decision has been made.
Canadá y Alberta cerca del acuerdo del oleoducto, en espera de las aprobaciones indígenas y ambientales.