Looks like BC is out in front when it comes to harmonizing regulatory efficiencies with the feds, which should be good for Teck and SC:

"The Regional Energy and Resource Tables: A Forum for regulatory efficiency

The Regional Energy and Resource Tables are joint partnerships between the federal government and individual provinces and territories in collaboration with Indigenous partners – and with input from key stakeholders – to identify and accelerate shared economic priorities for a low-carbon future in the energy and resource sectors. By aligning resources and timelines and better coordinating regulatory and permitting processes, each region can turn its individual strengths and unique mix of natural resources into a comparative advantage for the global, low-carbon economy.

Regional Tables have been launched in ten provinces and territories, including British Columbia,....."

"...Under the Regional Energy and Resource Table, Canada and British Columbia are working together to improve the efficiency of decision-making on major clean growth projects. There is recognition that intergovernmental cooperation, collaboration and information sharing leads to greater certainty, predictability, transparency, efficiency, and accountability of government action which promotes industry and public confidence in government processes. Our governments have committed to working cooperatively together with First Nations and industry, to pilot process innovations in the key clean growth sectors. These pilots would look to accelerate projects through the regulatory and permitting process by enhancing engagement and partnerships with Indigenous Peoples, sharing information and minimizing duplication."

https://www.canada.ca/en/privy-council/services/clean-growth-getting-major-projects-done/action-plan.html