The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday, May 7, edition that B.C. Liberal Premier Christy Clark says she can work with Alberta premier-designate Rachel Notley. The Globe's Ian Bailey and Justine Hunter write that Ms. Clark says, "Albertans spoke absolutely clearly on the need for social licence when it comes to moving Alberta's heavy oil resources to market." During the campaign, Ms. Notley said she opposes Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway pipeline. However, she is not necessarily opposed to twinning a Kinder-Morgan pipeline to the Lower Mainland. Ms. Clark's government has said both major oil pipelines fail to meet the province's five conditions. Ms. Clark expects Ms. Notley will be more receptive to her position than some of her predecessors. Ms. Clark says: "I want to talk with her about the five conditions, and about how we can work together. Canada is better when the West works together." The Globe says Ms. Notley's view of the five conditions is unclear. Vancouver Board of Trade president Iain Black is advising members concerned about business interests in Alberta that there will eventually be a better sense of the NDP agenda beyond the "theatre" of the election campaign.