Alberta's new UCP government will continue to apply a $30-per-tonne carbon price that covers the majority of greenhouse gas emissions in the province, but will loosen the rules so that some of the largest emitters could be on the hook for $330 million less in charges per year.
Indigenous delegates go to Rome to press Pope for residential school apologyN.S. hospital will be first in Canada to screen for colon cancer with AI machineClaudette Bradshaw, former MP and advocate for the homeless, dies at 72Some residential school survivors say Pope, church owe more than an apologyTracking car thefts; Adoption outcry: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet
0 comments:
Post a Comment