OTTAWA — Liberal MPs tried on Wednesday to downplay concerns about any caucus divides on the eve of the expected signing of a new energy deal with Alberta, which could see Prime Minister Mark Carney offer a conditional path for a new oil pipeline to British Columbia’s coast. Article content

Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson was expected to brief the Liberal B.C. caucus Wednesday morning, according to a government official. His appearance was meant for MPs to field questions and receive an update on the state of negotiations of a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Carney and Smith. Article content

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