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During an appearance in Kelowna Friday morning, Premier John Horgan said he was “disappointed” by Friday's B.C. Court of Appeal decision that ruled the province cannot restrict oil shipments through its borders.
Despite the ruling, Horgan says the issue is far from over in his eyes.
“These are areas of law that need to be defined. We've said all along that it was probably likely a Supreme Court (of Canada) decision. Mr. Eby, the Attorney General, is reviewing our appeal options at this time,” he said.
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