Strynadka pins environmental worries amid first grandchild joy
NDP candidate Ron Strynadka slows campaign in Manitoba while welcoming a grandson born Friday in Thompson. He urges gradual action on climate, supports shifting from fossil fuels by 2050, and calls for tech investment to aid oil sands communities and reduce pollution. He warns rapid change could threaten food supplies.
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Carbon tax on vehicles unrealistic says Andres
Andres, longtime VW Jetta driver, questions global warming claims and says consumers should choose fuel efficient vehicles. He argues policing a vehicle carbon tax would be impractical and calls for stewardship rather than new taxes, while the Christian Heritage Party labels the tax as a lose-lose for Liberals.
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Canada moves toward a green economy says Mark
Mark asserts Canada should shift to a green economy with energy conservation. He cites better insulated windows and doors and rebates for efficient cars, noting it is a transition period as fuel prices may not return to past highs. He praises Dauphin’s hazardous waste program and urges safe disposal to protect water and soil.
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