Government of Alberta backs Bill C-264 to repeal the federal Oil Tanker Moratorium Act

Government of Alberta backed Bill C-264 to end the federal tanker ban, citing access via Prince Rupert; energy producers and Indigenous partners.

Alberta PNP desk October 26, 2026 1 min read

Government of Alberta backed Bill C-264 to end the federal tanker ban, citing access via Prince Rupert; energy producers and Indigenous partners.

Alberta backs repealing the tanker ban, saying it could open Prince Rupert routes and complement Pacific Link, affecting prices, jobs and public services. Newcomers, students, workers, employers and families in Alberta should watch this closely.

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