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"For the past four months, 14 young adults under the age of 30 have been paid and trained to advance local climate mitigation, adaptation, and engagement projects in the rural region surrounding Nelson. This is Canada’s first Youth Climate Corps crew." … See MoreSee Less
COLUMN: Canada’s first Youth Climate Corps gets to work – Nelson Star
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Fourteen young adults are working to advance local climate change mitigation3 days ago
Never mind the pipelines, we’ve got EVs to build: "Ford Motor Co. is putting almost $2 billion into battery electric vehicle production mainly in Oakville, Ont. Fiat Chrysler is investing $1.5 billion to build plug-in electric and battery electric vehicles in Ontario." … See MoreSee Less
Opinion | Never mind pipelines, Ontario automakers are showing us a greener way to create jobs now
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It’s time for the Keystone pipeline advocates to take a page from Ontario’s auto industry and move on, Heather Scoffield writes.4 days ago
NEW poll results show that Western Conservatives would support carbon pricing if it helps the party win government.
The poll conducted in 71 Conservative-held ridings in AB, BC, MB, and SK dispels the notion that Conservatives would lose significant support among their base if they adopted carbon pricing.
A conservative carbon pricing policy can be a vote winner for Conservatives in Ontario without costing the party seats in Western Canada. … See MoreSee Less
Western Canada Poll Shows Once Again That Conservatives Should Reconsider Carbon Pricing
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Two thirds of Western Conservative voters would support Erin O’Toole if he proposed a carbon pricing policy to help the party win government.
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