Klein threatens Kyoto challenge as Ottawa caps emissions cost
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein warned investment bankers in New York he may challenge the Kyoto Protocol in court to protect provincial constitutional authority. Ottawa proposed a $15 per tonne cap on business exposure, while Klein argued for a cohesive plan balancing environmental goals with growth. Critics say Ottawa intends to implement Kyoto regardless.
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Bill decriminalizing pot could come
Ottawa politicians discuss a potential early year move to decriminalize marijuana with a fine rather than a criminal record. Justice Minister Martin Cauchon cites a Commons committee study and anticipated second report backing personal use growth and safe access amid cross party debate.
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