The Globe and Mail reports in its Monday, June 17, edition that Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger is hosting a formal meeting with the premiers of other Western provinces in Winnipeg on Monday. The Globe's Rod Mickleburgh and Kelly Cryderman write the premiers, of course, will be talking pipelines, but not necessarily Enbridge's controversial Northern Gateway pipeline. Instead, focus will veer to a pipeline going east, from Alberta to New Brunswick. In fact, said Mr. Selinger, the Gateway pipeline proposal to transport crude oil from Alberta's oil sands to the West Coast of British Columbia is unlikely to be mentioned at all. That pipeline plan has caused a rift between the country's two most Western provinces. Mr. Selinger believes B.C. and Alberta want to discuss Gateway "bilaterally." Mr. Selinger says there is broad-based agreement on an eastward pipeline. "We are all generally supportive of moving Western oil to the east." Alberta Premier Alison Redford has agreed Gateway will not be part of the talking points at the Western Premiers' Conference, which also includes the three territorial leaders. She says the west-east pipeline has "general support and does not warrant much discussion."