David Eby

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed the northern British Columbia tanker ban will remain in place as Canada pursues an Alberta pipeline to the Pacific Coast. The pipeline aims to diversify oil exports beyond the U.S. and address separatist tensions in Alberta, with British Columbia and some First Nations opposing a northern route. Compensation for environmental risks will be provided if the pipeline is built in southern British Columbia.

Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and other officials to address challenges facing the Vancouver Whitecaps, including issues with BC Place stadium and the team's uncertain future. Garber emphasized the need for political and business leaders to resolve the team's stadium situation to prevent relocation to Las Vegas.

Premiers from Canada's western provinces will meet in Kananaskis, Alberta, for a two-day gathering starting Monday. B.C. Premier David Eby and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith acknowledged potential awkwardness amid ongoing pipeline tensions.

The Tumbler Ridge secondary school in Canada will be torn down after being the site of a deadly mass shooting in February that killed nine and injured dozens. The decision was made after meetings with survivors, family members, and community leaders. British Columbia premier David Eby announced the decision.

Western Canadian premiers are set to meet in Alberta to address escalating pipeline tensions between Premier John Horgan (Smith) and Premier David Eby. The meeting aims to resolve disputes over energy infrastructure and regional economic concerns.