British Columbia Premier David Eby has raised concerns over a federal agreement with Alberta that includes a lower carbon price of 130 per tonne by 2040. Eby argues that national climate policies should be negotiated with all provinces equally rather than through individual deals. The dispute centers on the federal government's perceived preference for Alberta's energy projects and pipeline pitches. Eby is calling for the same level of federal support and enthusiasm for British Columbia's own low carbon and infrastructure projects.
