So no change at environment, in fact gets much worse. This guy is a tie dyed Marxist radical. He was involved in writing the Charlottetown accord that the entire country rejected.
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https://leaderpost.com/news/politics/wilkinson-aims-to-heal-rifts-with-sask-while-keeping-carbon-price Wilkinson aims to heal rifts with Sask. while keeping carbon price
Canada’s new environment minister isn’t planning any big reversals on climate policy, but he hopes his focus on technology is the ticket to winning over a skeptical Saskatchewan.
Jonathan Wilkinson, who grew up in this province, replaced Catherine McKenna as the federal minister of environment and climate change in the Nov. 20 cabinet shuffle.
McKenna presided over policies that earned the ire of two Saskatchewan premiers; carbon pricing and new environmental assessment legislation have been the most frequent sources of friction.
In an interview with the Leader-Post, Wilkinson said the federal government has no intention of changing course on those issues.
“I do think that the carbon pricing issue, by and large, was decided in the election, but I’m more than willing to have a conversation with Premier (Scott) Moe and with others about a range of issues and to try to find solutions that will work,†he said.
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https://leaderpost.com/news/politics/wilkinson-aims-to-heal-rifts-with-sask-while-keeping-carbon-price Wilkinson aims to heal rifts with Sask. while keeping carbon price
Canada’s new environment minister isn’t planning any big reversals on climate policy, but he hopes his focus on technology is the ticket to winning over a skeptical Saskatchewan.
Jonathan Wilkinson, who grew up in this province, replaced Catherine McKenna as the federal minister of environment and climate change in the Nov. 20 cabinet shuffle.
McKenna presided over policies that earned the ire of two Saskatchewan premiers; carbon pricing and new environmental assessment legislation have been the most frequent sources of friction.
In an interview with the Leader-Post, Wilkinson said the federal government has no intention of changing course on those issues.
“I do think that the carbon pricing issue, by and large, was decided in the election, but I’m more than willing to have a conversation with Premier (Scott) Moe and with others about a range of issues and to try to find solutions that will work,†he said.
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