Canada’s western premiers convened in Whistler, B.C. to discuss various issues, including the need for bail reform and a fair distribution of federal investments in economic and infrastructure projects. B.C. Premier David Eby expressed disappointment over the lack of progress on the bail reform bill at the federal level, stressing the impact it has on communities across the country. The premiers also agreed to push for increased infrastructure funding, advocating for per-capita allocations and flexibility in spending. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith emphasized the necessity of investments in Western Canada, citing projects related to carbon capture, hydrogen, nuclear energy, and strategic infrastructure. The premiers called on Ottawa to streamline project approval processes, reduce red tape, and facilitate market access for Canadian resources. They also discussed the need for climate mitigation and adaptation support in the northern territories. Northwest Territories Premier Catherine Cochrane emphasized the infrastructure and service gaps in the North, expressing the need for wealth redistribution and equitable access to services. The premiers also addressed labor shortages and the need to improve the immigration system to support both provinces and newcomers.
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