Smith warns of $14 billion in coal lawsuits

June 12, 2025 6:11 pm MST.

Alberta’s premier says she’s plowing ahead with new coal mines, despite public backlash, in part because taxpayers face $14 billion in lawsuits. As Sean Amato reports, the NDP is calling that explanation a “bold-faced lie.”

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