Carney and Smith Both Want a Pipeline. Eby Not So Much - The Tyee
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Listen to this article 6 min There’s no need to make the explanation of the carbon pricing, carbon capture and bitumen pipeline deal announced Friday by the federal and Alberta governments too complicated. It’s actually pretty simple. After all, notwithstanding their political differences, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith have more objectives in common right now than they don’t, so it couldn’t have been that hard for them to reach an agreement. Carney has served many years as an expert in and senior representative of international finance capital, of which the oil industry…
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May 21, 2026