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The feds announced their plan to great fanfare on Thursday in Toronto promising it will make the planet cleaner, lower your bills and create thousands of jobs in the process.Trudeau’s environment minister, Steven Guilbeault, was quick to point out that already 84% of Canada’s electricity is created by clean sources such as hydroelectric system, nuclear or wind. That dependency on what are now considered clean or good sources and those that are not, is not even across the country.
In Manitoba, 97% of electricity come from Hydro. In Quebec it’s almost 95% and in British Columbia it’s close to 90%. Other provinces don’t have the ability to tap into water dams to generate power, which is why Nova Scotia generates 52% of their energy from coal, Saskatchewan generates 39% from coal and Alberta’s main source – generating 60% of electricity – is natural gas.There was an error, please provide a valid email address.
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Alberta vows to fight federal government's greenhouse gas regulationsAlberta's government has pledged to use all available means to protect the interests of its residents if the federal government continues to impose unrealistic and unattainable greenhouse gas reduction targets. Legal experts suggest that the federal government's regulations, which rely on criminal enforcement powers, are likely to withstand any constitutional challenges.
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Alberta vows to fight against federal government's greenhouse gas regulationsAlberta promises to use all available means to protect the interests of its residents if the federal government continues to impose unrealistic and unattainable targets for greenhouse gas emissions. The regulations, which utilize Ottawa's criminal enforcement powers, prohibit greenhouse gases from power production. Legal experts believe that the government has a strong argument based on precedent and constitutional grounds.
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Prime Minister Trudeau's Statement on Housing ResponsibilityPrime Minister Justin Trudeau denies federal responsibility for housing, despite public dissatisfaction and constitutional obligations. The right to housing is crucial for Canadians' well-being and is recognized in international agreements. The federal government's lack of action on housing needs is reminiscent of past failures.
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Trudeau and Finance Minister Head East Following Cabinet ShuffleIt is no coincidence that the day immediately following the cabinet shuffle, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau went east, as did his finance minister and other senior government figures, writes powerstim. cdnpoli (subs)
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Justin Trudeau's Cabinet Changes: Surface-Level Diversity or True Representation?Justin Trudeau's recent addition of seven new faces to his cabinet, including the first Filipina Canadian woman MP and the first Sri Lankan Tamil, is seen by many as an attempt to increase support in tight ridings and among specific ethnic communities. However, according to Erin Tolley, a Canada Research Chair on gender, race, and inclusive politics, true representation goes beyond surface-level diversity and must also be reflected in policy for it to have a meaningful impact on racialized communities during elections.
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Trudeau's Use of Photography and Social MediaThis article discusses how Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau effectively uses photography and social media to shape his political image. It highlights his awareness of facial expressions, clothing choices, and the power of social media. While his personal performance remains flawless, his political actions and promises have not lived up to expectations.
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