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Québec Debout MP Monique Pauzé

Respect provincial laws to ensure the highest standard applies

  • During the last electoral campaign, the Liberal Party’s platform stated that a Trudeau government would respect provincial and municipal authority before authorizing oil or
Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 13, 2018
The British Columbia government under Premier John Horgan has every right to enact legislation designed to protect what makes that province unique, as voters there are demanding, writes Monique Pauzé. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Respect provincial laws to ensure the highest standard applies

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 13, 2018
  • During the last electoral campaign, the Liberal Party’s platform stated that a Trudeau government would respect provincial and municipal authority before authorizing oil or

Respect provincial laws to ensure the highest standard applies

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 13, 2018
  • During the last electoral campaign, the Liberal Party’s platform stated that a Trudeau government would respect provincial and municipal authority before authorizing oil or
The British Columbia government under Premier John Horgan has every right to enact legislation designed to protect what makes that province unique, as voters there are demanding, writes Monique Pauzé. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Respect provincial laws to ensure the highest standard applies

  • During the last electoral campaign, the Liberal Party’s platform stated that a Trudeau government would respect provincial and municipal authority before authorizing oil or
Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 13, 2018
The British Columbia government under Premier John Horgan has every right to enact legislation designed to protect what makes that province unique, as voters there are demanding, writes Monique Pauzé. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Respect provincial laws to ensure the highest standard applies

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 13, 2018
  • During the last electoral campaign, the Liberal Party’s platform stated that a Trudeau government would respect provincial and municipal authority before authorizing oil or

Respect provincial laws to ensure the highest standard applies

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 13, 2018
  • During the last electoral campaign, the Liberal Party’s platform stated that a Trudeau government would respect provincial and municipal authority before authorizing oil or
The British Columbia government under Premier John Horgan has every right to enact legislation designed to protect what makes that province unique, as voters there are demanding, writes Monique Pauzé. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Liberals brazenly breaking fossil fuel subsidy promise

  • On May 16, Canada’s auditor general Michael Ferguson tabled a report that dealt with, among other things, government subsidies for fossil fuels. In the
Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 7, 2017
Auditor general Michael Ferguson tabled a scathing report in May on the government's apparent lack of progress towards its commitment to phase out fossil fuel subsidies. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Liberals brazenly breaking fossil fuel subsidy promise

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 7, 2017
  • On May 16, Canada’s auditor general Michael Ferguson tabled a report that dealt with, among other things, government subsidies for fossil fuels. In the

Liberals brazenly breaking fossil fuel subsidy promise

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 7, 2017
  • On May 16, Canada’s auditor general Michael Ferguson tabled a report that dealt with, among other things, government subsidies for fossil fuels. In the
Auditor general Michael Ferguson tabled a scathing report in May on the government's apparent lack of progress towards its commitment to phase out fossil fuel subsidies. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

To live up to its obligations, Canada must reject Energy East

  • The Vancouver Declaration on Clean Growth and Climate Change begins by stating that “Canada stands at the threshold of building our clean-growth economy. This
Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 15, 2016
According to the Pembina Institute, Energy East would produce 32 million tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, says Monique Pauzé. This would be higher than the emissions produced by Quebec’s entire transportation industry, including large trucks. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

To live up to its obligations, Canada must reject Energy East

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 15, 2016
  • The Vancouver Declaration on Clean Growth and Climate Change begins by stating that “Canada stands at the threshold of building our clean-growth economy. This

To live up to its obligations, Canada must reject Energy East

Opinion | BY QUéBEC DEBOUT MP MONIQUE PAUZé | June 15, 2016
  • The Vancouver Declaration on Clean Growth and Climate Change begins by stating that “Canada stands at the threshold of building our clean-growth economy. This
According to the Pembina Institute, Energy East would produce 32 million tonnes of carbon dioxide per year, says Monique Pauzé. This would be higher than the emissions produced by Quebec’s entire transportation industry, including large trucks. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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