HANSARD: Will the Prime Minister commit that he will not proceed with the project without the full consent of first nations and BC and put a stop to this pipeline scheme?

Debates of Nov. 21st, 2025
House of Commons Hansard #58 of the 45th Parliament, 1st session.

Natural Resources
Oral Questions

November 21st, 2025 / noon

 

 


Jenny Kwan Vancouver East, BC
NDP

Mr. Speaker, based on news reports, the Prime Minister appears ready to sign an MOU with Alberta that could green-light a brand new pipeline to B.C.'s north coast, behind closed doors, without B.C. at the table, by carving out an exemption to the tanker ban that protects our communities and our coast.

I ask the Prime Minister, will he commit today that he will not proceed with the project without the full consent of first nations and the Province of B.C., and will he honour the tanker ban and put a stop to this pipeline scheme?

 

 


Claude Guay
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources
Liberal

Mr. Speaker, we are having very productive conversations with Premier Eby about responsibly advancing major projects. By the way, B.C. has already seen the highest number of projects move forward of any province. Any additional energy infrastructure in B.C. that is approved will be considered with direct input from both the provincial government and the indigenous community.

 

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