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Ottawa must end all financing for fossil fuels, ‘abated’ or not

  • The federal environment commissioner recently found that Canada’s record on combatting climate change was the worst among G7 countries since the signing of the
Opinion | BY KAREN HAMILTON, SHAWN KATZ | March 2, 2022
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson—pictured in November 2020—stated in November 2021 that a timeline for eliminating Canada’s domestic fossil fuel finance would be announced ‘in the next few months.’ He is collaborating with the ministers of finance and of the environment in hammering out the details of Ottawa’s phase-out plan. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Ottawa must end all financing for fossil fuels, ‘abated’ or not

Opinion | BY KAREN HAMILTON, SHAWN KATZ | March 2, 2022
  • The federal environment commissioner recently found that Canada’s record on combatting climate change was the worst among G7 countries since the signing of the

Ottawa must end all financing for fossil fuels, ‘abated’ or not

Opinion | BY KAREN HAMILTON, SHAWN KATZ | March 2, 2022
  • The federal environment commissioner recently found that Canada’s record on combatting climate change was the worst among G7 countries since the signing of the
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson—pictured in November 2020—stated in November 2021 that a timeline for eliminating Canada’s domestic fossil fuel finance would be announced ‘in the next few months.’ He is collaborating with the ministers of finance and of the environment in hammering out the details of Ottawa’s phase-out plan. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Ottawa must end all financing for fossil fuels, ‘abated’ or not

  • The federal environment commissioner recently found that Canada’s record on combatting climate change was the worst among G7 countries since the signing of the
Opinion | BY KAREN HAMILTON, SHAWN KATZ | March 2, 2022
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson—pictured in November 2020—stated in November 2021 that a timeline for eliminating Canada’s domestic fossil fuel finance would be announced ‘in the next few months.’ He is collaborating with the ministers of finance and of the environment in hammering out the details of Ottawa’s phase-out plan. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Ottawa must end all financing for fossil fuels, ‘abated’ or not

Opinion | BY KAREN HAMILTON, SHAWN KATZ | March 2, 2022
  • The federal environment commissioner recently found that Canada’s record on combatting climate change was the worst among G7 countries since the signing of the

Ottawa must end all financing for fossil fuels, ‘abated’ or not

Opinion | BY KAREN HAMILTON, SHAWN KATZ | March 2, 2022
  • The federal environment commissioner recently found that Canada’s record on combatting climate change was the worst among G7 countries since the signing of the
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson—pictured in November 2020—stated in November 2021 that a timeline for eliminating Canada’s domestic fossil fuel finance would be announced ‘in the next few months.’ He is collaborating with the ministers of finance and of the environment in hammering out the details of Ottawa’s phase-out plan. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Mexican chapter in the Odebrecht saga underscores need to bolster transparency at EDC

  • When allegations emerged last fall that the Mexican president’s 2012 election campaign was funded in part by a subsidiary of the Brazilian construction giant
Opinion | BY ANNA ZALIK, KAREN HAMILTON | January 15, 2018
As minister of international trade, François-Philippe Champagne is responsible for leading the review of the Export Development Act, federal legislation that created Export Development Canada, a Crown corporation. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Mexican chapter in the Odebrecht saga underscores need to bolster transparency at EDC

Opinion | BY ANNA ZALIK, KAREN HAMILTON | January 15, 2018
  • When allegations emerged last fall that the Mexican president’s 2012 election campaign was funded in part by a subsidiary of the Brazilian construction giant

Mexican chapter in the Odebrecht saga underscores need to bolster transparency at EDC

Opinion | BY ANNA ZALIK, KAREN HAMILTON | January 15, 2018
  • When allegations emerged last fall that the Mexican president’s 2012 election campaign was funded in part by a subsidiary of the Brazilian construction giant
As minister of international trade, François-Philippe Champagne is responsible for leading the review of the Export Development Act, federal legislation that created Export Development Canada, a Crown corporation. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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