IT'S OVER: Carney’s Liberals Block B.C. Tanker Bill — Western Oil War Explodes!

On October 28, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney showed up in person in the House of Commons and voted to defeat Bill C-264, the Conservative bill to repeal British Columbia's North Coast oil tanker ban. The final count was 191 to 132. It came days after Alberta's referendum, B.C.'s first Conservative election win since 1928, and a Strathcona Resources proposal to ship 250,000 barrels a day to Asia from Prince Rupert by rail. In this video we break down what the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act actually does and how the Carney–Eby deal from July 2026 protected it. We cover the $35–44 billion Pacific Link pipeline and its southern route to Delta, the Western Canadian Select discount hitting about $28 a barrel, Trans Mountain apportionment, and where Saskatchewan, Danielle Smith, Pierre Poilievre and B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson stand. We finish with three realistic scenarios for what comes next. Comment below: was Carney right to keep the tanker ban? Subscribe for clear, fact-based coverage of Canadian politics, energy and trade. Suggested chapters (adjust to your final edit) 00:00 The 191–132 vote 02:30 What the tanker ban actually does 05:30 Carney's July bargain with B.C. 08:00 Pacific Link explained 10:30 Strathcona's Prince Rupert plan 13:00 Alberta referendum and B.C. election 17:00 The money: WCS discount and rationed pipelines 21:00 The case for keeping the ban 25:00 Three scenarios 29:00 Final takeaway tanker ban, BC tanker ban, Bill C-264, Oil Tanker Moratorium Act, Bill C-48, Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, Danielle Smith, Lorne Doerkson, David Eby, Scott Moe, Pacific Link pipeline, West Coast oil pipeline, Strathcona Resources, Prince Rupert oil, Alberta oil, Alberta referendum 2026, BC election 2026, Western Canadian Select, WCS discount, Trans Mountain pipeline, Canada oil exports Asia, Canadian politics, Canada energy superpower, Building Canada Act, Coastal First Nations, Canada news today, Liberals vs Conservatives, Western alienation, Canada US trade war #TankerBan #CanadianPolitics #MarkCarney #Alberta #BritishColumbia #PacificLink #CanadaOil #Poilievre #DanielleSmith #EnergyNews #CanadaNews #OilWar