Canada’s federal election doesn’t seem like it’s about climate change, but it actually is
- Canadians will vote in a general election on April 28 in a close race between Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals and Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives for 343 House seats, with 172 needed for a majority government.
- The Liberals could form a majority government, allowing Carney to continue without complications, while a minority government would require negotiations with opposition parties.
- The Conservatives lack natural allies in a potential minority government scenario, complicating their governance if they fall short of a majority.
- A hung parliament could complicate governance further, leading to potential instability as parties negotiate support.
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The federal election doesn’t seem like it’s about climate change, but it actually is
A defining feature of the ongoing federal election campaign has been the apparent marginalization of the environment and climate change as top-of-mind issues due to threats by the United States against Canadian sovereignty, security and trade.
Canada’s federal election doesn’t seem like it’s about climate change, but it actually is
A defining feature of the ongoing federal election campaign has been the apparent marginalization of the environment and climate change as top-of-mind issues due to threats by the United States against Canadian sovereignty, security and trade. But how Canada responds to U.S. President Donald Trump’s actions will also have profound implications for its future greenhouse gas emissions and its economy. The current federal election is very different…
Environmental policy should be at the heart of Canada’s federal election debate
Federal election campaigns are well underway, and the biggest ballot box issues are affordability and U.S. tariffs. Rising interest rates, unaffordable housing and grocery bills that seem to climb every week have voters understandably focused on the cost of living. Add the uncertainty that trade tensions have stirred up, and you’ve got the makings of […]
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