Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
(Note: Technical problems with this video originate at the source)
British Columbia Premier David Eby holds a news conference in Prince Rupert to highlight the fact that the ban on oil tankers near the province's northern coast was upheld in an agreement with the federal government (originally announced on July 2).
Also speaking are Tamara Davidson (B.C.'s minister of the environment), Marilyn Slett (president of the Coastal First Nations–Great Bear Initiative), and Gaagwiis Jason Alsop (president of the Council of the Haida Nation).
Premier Eby takes questions from journalists on the possibility of constructing AI data centres in the province, the economic situation in Prince Rupert and other towns of northwest B.C., the decision by lumber company Interfor to relocate its corporate offices from B.C. to the USA, and other topics.
(Note: Technical problems with this video originate at the source)
British Columbia Premier David Eby holds a news conference in Prince Rupert to highlight the fact that the ban on oil tankers near the province's northern coast was upheld in an agreement with the federal government (originally announced on July 2).
Also speaking are Tamara Davidson (B.C.'s minister of the environment), Marilyn Slett (president of the Coastal First Nations–Great Bear Initiative), and Gaagwiis Jason Alsop (president of the Council of the Haida Nation).
Premier Eby takes questions from journalists on the possibility of constructing AI data centres in the province, the economic situation in Prince Rupert and other towns of northwest B.C., the decision by lumber company Interfor to relocate its corporate offices from B.C. to the USA, and other topics.
