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Joanna Kyriazis & Dan Woynillowicz

Joanna Kyriazis is a senior policy advisor and Dan Woynillowicz is the policy director at Clean Energy Canada, a think tank at Simon Fraser University.

On fuel-efficient cars, where do Canada’s federal parties stand?

  • When it comes to regulations, there are few things that automakers have wanted more than certainty and harmonization across borders. Flash back to 2012,
Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | June 5, 2019
Transport Minister Marc Garneau examines a charging station for electric vehicles in the West Block. As part of the Canadian government’s commitment to reducing vehicle emissions in tandem with the United States, the Liberals committed to introducing a zero-emission vehicle strategy. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

On fuel-efficient cars, where do Canada’s federal parties stand?

Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | June 5, 2019
  • When it comes to regulations, there are few things that automakers have wanted more than certainty and harmonization across borders. Flash back to 2012,

On fuel-efficient cars, where do Canada’s federal parties stand?

Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | June 5, 2019
  • When it comes to regulations, there are few things that automakers have wanted more than certainty and harmonization across borders. Flash back to 2012,
Transport Minister Marc Garneau examines a charging station for electric vehicles in the West Block. As part of the Canadian government’s commitment to reducing vehicle emissions in tandem with the United States, the Liberals committed to introducing a zero-emission vehicle strategy. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

On fuel-efficient cars, where do Canada’s federal parties stand?

  • When it comes to regulations, there are few things that automakers have wanted more than certainty and harmonization across borders. Flash back to 2012,
Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | June 5, 2019
Transport Minister Marc Garneau examines a charging station for electric vehicles in the West Block. As part of the Canadian government’s commitment to reducing vehicle emissions in tandem with the United States, the Liberals committed to introducing a zero-emission vehicle strategy. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

On fuel-efficient cars, where do Canada’s federal parties stand?

Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | June 5, 2019
  • When it comes to regulations, there are few things that automakers have wanted more than certainty and harmonization across borders. Flash back to 2012,

On fuel-efficient cars, where do Canada’s federal parties stand?

Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | June 5, 2019
  • When it comes to regulations, there are few things that automakers have wanted more than certainty and harmonization across borders. Flash back to 2012,
Transport Minister Marc Garneau examines a charging station for electric vehicles in the West Block. As part of the Canadian government’s commitment to reducing vehicle emissions in tandem with the United States, the Liberals committed to introducing a zero-emission vehicle strategy. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How do you know when a carbon price works?

  • For months now, Canadians have been treated to two starkly different carbon tax stories. In one version, it’s a fair, highly effective and essential
Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | March 11, 2019
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured in this file photo on the Hill. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How do you know when a carbon price works?

Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | March 11, 2019
  • For months now, Canadians have been treated to two starkly different carbon tax stories. In one version, it’s a fair, highly effective and essential

How do you know when a carbon price works?

Opinion | BY JOANNA KYRIAZIS & DAN WOYNILLOWICZ | March 11, 2019
  • For months now, Canadians have been treated to two starkly different carbon tax stories. In one version, it’s a fair, highly effective and essential
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured in this file photo on the Hill. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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