🇨🇦🌱 Carney’s Government Implodes Over Pipeline Betrayal Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing his first major political meltdown — and it’s coming from inside his own cabinet. Culture Minister Steven Guilbeault resigned in protest, denouncing the government’s newly approved pipeline connecting Alberta’s oil fields to the Pacific coast. The project overturns years of Carney’s climate-friendly rhetoric. His “zero-emissions” image has collapsed the moment economic interests came into play. • Pipeline to carry heavy oil through Indigenous territories • Internal revolt from Carney’s own minister • British Columbia refuses cooperation • Indigenous communities vow to fight the project • Environmentalists accuse Carney of hypocrisy and betrayal Guilbeault said he quit to protect his principles — and to stand with Canada’s Indigenous peoples, who were never meaningfully consulted. Indigenous leaders immediately joined the resistance. As Marilyn Slett of Coastal First Nations declared: “We will never allow oil tankers on our coast… this pipeline will never happen.” Carney wanted a “great day for Canada.” What he got was the beginning of an ecological and political war at home.