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BC Premier Eby vows he will not go to court to block a new pipeline from Alberta

Western Standard

July 2, 2026

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BC Premier Eby vows he will not go to court to block a new pipeline from Alberta

Premier David Eby said Thursday British Columbia will not take a new pipeline to court, while securing a firm federal commitment to maintain the northern tanker ban under a new major projects agreement with Ottawa that also advances billions in infrastructure and resource development for the province.

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