David Eby

Eby Calls Alberta Separatists’ U.S. Outreach “Treason” Ahead of Premiers’ Meeting in Ottawa

Eby Calls Alberta Separatists’ U.S. Outreach “Treason” Ahead of Premiers’ Meeting in Ottawa

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): British Columbia Premier David Eby on Wednesday strongly condemned reports that Alberta separatists have sought support from the United States, calling such actions an act of “treason” as Canada’s premiers gather with the prime minister in Ottawa. Speaking ahead of the meeting, Eby said appealing to a foreign government for help in breaking up Canada crosses a clear line. “To go to a foreign country and to ask for assistance in breaking up Canada — there’s an old-fashioned word for that, and that word is treason,” he said. Eby was responding to reports that members of U.S.…
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BC Premier David Eby Leads Trade Mission to India, Strengthening Economic Ties with Punjab and Other States

BC Premier David Eby Leads Trade Mission to India, Strengthening Economic Ties with Punjab and Other States

British Columbia (Rajeev Sharma): British Columbia (BC) Premier David Eby will head a high-level trade delegation to India from January 12 to 17, 2026, as part of the province’s “Look West: Jobs and Prosperity” strategy aimed at expanding trade beyond U.S. markets and creating good-paying jobs for British Columbians. Chandigarh has been identified as a key stop on the mission, highlighting BC’s focus on North India as a strategic partner. Accompanying Premier Eby will be Ravi Kahlon, BC Minister of Jobs and Economic Growth. The delegation plans to engage with government officials, industry leaders, and business communities in New Delhi,…
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Federal Investment Vital to Protect B.C. Trade Corridors, Says Premier David Eby

Federal Investment Vital to Protect B.C. Trade Corridors, Says Premier David Eby

Vancouver (Rajeev Sharma): British Columbia Premier David Eby has stressed that sustained federal investment in provincial transportation infrastructure is critical to preventing long-term disruptions to cross-Canada trade and maintaining business confidence in the province.Eby said he raised concerns over “trade-enabling infrastructure” during a meeting with the federal government’s major projects office, pointing specifically to Highway 1 through the Fraser Valley and the Massey Tunnel, both of which are crucial for commuters and freight movement to coastal ports. His remarks come days after severe flooding forced the closure of sections of Highway 1, exposing vulnerabilities in one of the country’s most…
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Premier David Eby Calls for Terror Designation of Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Amid Rising Threats in Canada

Premier David Eby Calls for Terror Designation of Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Amid Rising Threats in Canada

Vancouver (Rajeev Sharma): British Columbia Premier David Eby is set to request that Prime Minister Mark Carney officially designate the Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organization in Canada, citing the group’s growing involvement in organized crime, extortion, and threats across multiple provinces. Speaking at a press briefing, Eby said the gang's escalating operations are no longer limited to isolated criminal acts but now represent a national security concern. "This gang poses a serious threat not only to B.C. but also to communities in Alberta and Ontario," Eby said. "We must give our law enforcement agencies every tool they need…
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to Persuade B.C.’s David Eby on New Pipeline Corridor

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to Persuade B.C.’s David Eby on New Pipeline Corridor

Edmonton/Victoria, June 8, 2025: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has confirmed her intent to directly approach British Columbia Premier David Eby to gain support for a new pipeline project connecting Alberta’s energy resources to the West Coast. The proposed pipeline would lead to the Port of Prince Rupert, providing Alberta with an alternative export route and reducing its reliance on American markets.Smith emphasized the urgency of this infrastructure as Alberta faces increasing trade uncertainty, particularly following U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff hikes on Canadian steel, aluminum, and EV components. The Premier argued that Alberta must diversify its export routes to protect…
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