Bruce Hyer

Bruce Hyer is a deputy leader of the federal Green Party.

Liberals offer mostly platitudes on transition to renewable energy

• Under the previous Conservative administration, Canada’s energy strategy was whatever the oilpatch wanted—or more precisely what foreign-owned energy multinationals requested. We had no plan

Opinion | BY BRUCE HYER | August 21, 2017

Liberals offer mostly platitudes on transition to renewable energy

Opinion | BY BRUCE HYER | August 21, 2017

• Under the previous Conservative administration, Canada’s energy strategy was whatever the oilpatch wanted—or more precisely what foreign-owned energy multinationals requested. We had no plan

Liberals offer mostly platitudes on transition to renewable energy

Opinion | BY BRUCE HYER | August 21, 2017

• Under the previous Conservative administration, Canada’s energy strategy was whatever the oilpatch wanted—or more precisely what foreign-owned energy multinationals requested. We had no plan

Liberals offer mostly platitudes on transition to renewable energy

• Under the previous Conservative administration, Canada’s energy strategy was whatever the oilpatch wanted—or more precisely what foreign-owned energy multinationals requested. We had no plan

Opinion | BY BRUCE HYER | August 21, 2017

Liberals offer mostly platitudes on transition to renewable energy

Opinion | BY BRUCE HYER | August 21, 2017

• Under the previous Conservative administration, Canada’s energy strategy was whatever the oilpatch wanted—or more precisely what foreign-owned energy multinationals requested. We had no plan

Liberals offer mostly platitudes on transition to renewable energy

Opinion | BY BRUCE HYER | August 21, 2017

• Under the previous Conservative administration, Canada’s energy strategy was whatever the oilpatch wanted—or more precisely what foreign-owned energy multinationals requested. We had no plan

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