In a stark contrast to the UK's recent climate initiatives, Canada has committed to expanding its fossil fuel industry by signing a new agreement with Alberta to support an oil sands pipeline. This deal will delay methane regulations and cancel existing emissions caps, while also exempting Alberta from clean electricity rules. These actions come as Canada faces international pressure to transition away from fossil fuels, highlighted by commitments made at COP28. Critics emphasize that expanding fossil fuel infrastructure contradicts the urgent need for climate action, especially as other nations are actively working to phase out fossil fuels. The situation raises concerns about Canada's commitment to global climate goals and the implications for environmental sustainability.