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How to end Canada’s cycle of making and breaking global commitments on climate change

Since 1992, Canada has struck out on three global climate agreements, failing to live up to promises made in Rio, Kyoto, and Copenhagen to

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, DALE MARSHALL | October 29, 2018

How to end Canada’s cycle of making and breaking global commitments on climate change

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, DALE MARSHALL | October 29, 2018

Since 1992, Canada has struck out on three global climate agreements, failing to live up to promises made in Rio, Kyoto, and Copenhagen to

How to end Canada’s cycle of making and breaking global commitments on climate change

Opinion | BY CATHERINE ABREU, DALE MARSHALL | October 29, 2018

Since 1992, Canada has struck out on three global climate agreements, failing to live up to promises made in Rio, Kyoto, and Copenhagen to

Difference between a green economy and business-as-usual isn’t the economy; it’s the environment

What Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna have been saying for more than two years now is true—Canada

Opinion | BY TIM GRAY, CATHERINE ABREU | April 16, 2018

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured, have been saying for more than two years now is true—Canada can take action on climate change and have a strong economy. The two can go hand in hand. However, the path to a low-carbon economy is paved with strong climate policies, not the continued expansion of fossil fuels such as oil and gas. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Difference between a green economy and business-as-usual isn’t the economy; it’s the environment

Opinion | BY TIM GRAY, CATHERINE ABREU | April 16, 2018

What Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna have been saying for more than two years now is true—Canada

Difference between a green economy and business-as-usual isn’t the economy; it’s the environment

Opinion | BY TIM GRAY, CATHERINE ABREU | April 16, 2018

What Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna have been saying for more than two years now is true—Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured, have been saying for more than two years now is true—Canada can take action on climate change and have a strong economy. The two can go hand in hand. However, the path to a low-carbon economy is paved with strong climate policies, not the continued expansion of fossil fuels such as oil and gas. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade