With Prime Minister Mark Carney poised to sign a "grand bargain" with Alberta later this week, some B.C. Liberal MPs are raising concerns about Ottawa possibly giving the green light to a new oil pipeline to the Pacific, sources say.

Liberal MPs told CBC News that they have not been fully briefed on the forthcoming memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith — which is due to be signed Thursday in Calgary — and there is some anxiety within caucus that Carney could back a pipeline to northwest B.C. even though that province's premier and some Indigenous communities are strenuously opposed.

One MP said some Liberals are "seething" and "angry" while another said Carney will be facing a restless caucus soon if he cuts a deal with Smith that includes a pipeline with

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