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Canadian Cabinet Minister Resigns Over Pipeline

Nov 27, 2025 | 7:53 PM

Steven Guilbeault, a climate minister in Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet, announced he was resigning Thursday.

Guilbeault said he was resigning to protest the Liberal government’s move to roll back Canada’s environmental policies as part of a push for a new oil pipeline.

On Thursday, Carney and Alberta Premiere Danielle Smith signed an agreement designed to boost oil production and overhaul controversial energy laws that were implemented by Carney’s predecessor, Justin Trudeau.

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