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Kyla Tienhaara and Ronald Labonté

Dr. Kyla Tienhaara is Canada Research Chair in Economy and Environment in the School of Environmental Studies and Department of Global Development Studies at Queen’s University. Dr. Ronald Labonté is Distinguished Research Chair in Globalization and Health Equity at the School of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Ottawa. 

A green and just recovery would benefit all Canadians

  • Earlier this month, Prime Minister JustinTrudeau indicated that he would unveil an ambitious green spending plan in the Speech from the Throne on Sept.
Opinion | BY KYLA TIENHAARA AND RONALD LABONTé | September 21, 2020
Canada's federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, pictured. Mega-investing in green technologies is imperative and will bring employment opportunities, although it is not a panacea in economic or environmental terms. Particular attention must be paid to the equity dimension of a green industrial strategy, write Kyla Tienhaara and Ronald Labonté. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

A green and just recovery would benefit all Canadians

Opinion | BY KYLA TIENHAARA AND RONALD LABONTé | September 21, 2020
  • Earlier this month, Prime Minister JustinTrudeau indicated that he would unveil an ambitious green spending plan in the Speech from the Throne on Sept.

A green and just recovery would benefit all Canadians

Opinion | BY KYLA TIENHAARA AND RONALD LABONTé | September 21, 2020
  • Earlier this month, Prime Minister JustinTrudeau indicated that he would unveil an ambitious green spending plan in the Speech from the Throne on Sept.
Canada's federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, pictured. Mega-investing in green technologies is imperative and will bring employment opportunities, although it is not a panacea in economic or environmental terms. Particular attention must be paid to the equity dimension of a green industrial strategy, write Kyla Tienhaara and Ronald Labonté. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

A green and just recovery would benefit all Canadians

  • Earlier this month, Prime Minister JustinTrudeau indicated that he would unveil an ambitious green spending plan in the Speech from the Throne on Sept.
Opinion | BY KYLA TIENHAARA AND RONALD LABONTé | September 21, 2020
Canada's federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, pictured. Mega-investing in green technologies is imperative and will bring employment opportunities, although it is not a panacea in economic or environmental terms. Particular attention must be paid to the equity dimension of a green industrial strategy, write Kyla Tienhaara and Ronald Labonté. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

A green and just recovery would benefit all Canadians

Opinion | BY KYLA TIENHAARA AND RONALD LABONTé | September 21, 2020
  • Earlier this month, Prime Minister JustinTrudeau indicated that he would unveil an ambitious green spending plan in the Speech from the Throne on Sept.

A green and just recovery would benefit all Canadians

Opinion | BY KYLA TIENHAARA AND RONALD LABONTé | September 21, 2020
  • Earlier this month, Prime Minister JustinTrudeau indicated that he would unveil an ambitious green spending plan in the Speech from the Throne on Sept.
Canada's federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson, pictured. Mega-investing in green technologies is imperative and will bring employment opportunities, although it is not a panacea in economic or environmental terms. Particular attention must be paid to the equity dimension of a green industrial strategy, write Kyla Tienhaara and Ronald Labonté. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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