POLITICSJun 9 · 23:56 UTCCBC NEWS

Ex-top climate adviser says Alberta pipeline deal is not compatible with net-zero target

Canada's former top climate adviser stated the pipeline deal between Canada and Alberta is incompatible with the Carney government's net-zero target. The statement highlights concerns about the agreement's alignment with climate goals.

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