Ottawa and Alberta pencil in a pipeline date | The House

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney have made another stride in their important MOU: A new carbon pricing agreement that has far lower targets than those set by Justin Trudeau. Is the deal enough to calm down separatists? Could it anger environmentalists within Carney's team? 
Plus, the House takes an in-depth look at whether the government should ban social media accounts for kids, including an interview with Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew on how his province’s social media and AI Chatbot ban for kids could work. 


00:00 - Intro
01:38 - Alberta's new deal
14:25 - Social media bans: Are the kids going to be alright?

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