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NDP Leader Tom Mulcair

NDP Leader Tom Mulcair, who represents Outremont, Que., is also his party's energy critic.

On the edge of a new world: Canada’s clean energy future

Canada is at a crossroads on clean energy. Last year was officially the hottest year on record. There is growing global recognition of the urgent

Opinion | BY NDP LEADER TOM MULCAIR, NDP MP RICHARD CANNINGS | August 15, 2016

June’s Three Amigos Summit, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and U.S. President Barack Obama, did much to put clean energy back on the map with the adoption of the first continent-wide clean energy target of 50 per cent clean power generation by 2025. Again, this commitment, while significant, is not binding, and the federal government has yet to set to a national clean energy target. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

On the edge of a new world: Canada’s clean energy future

Opinion | BY NDP LEADER TOM MULCAIR, NDP MP RICHARD CANNINGS | August 15, 2016

Canada is at a crossroads on clean energy. Last year was officially the hottest year on record. There is growing global recognition of the urgent

On the edge of a new world: Canada’s clean energy future

Opinion | BY NDP LEADER TOM MULCAIR, NDP MP RICHARD CANNINGS | August 15, 2016

Canada is at a crossroads on clean energy. Last year was officially the hottest year on record. There is growing global recognition of the urgent

June’s Three Amigos Summit, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and U.S. President Barack Obama, did much to put clean energy back on the map with the adoption of the first continent-wide clean energy target of 50 per cent clean power generation by 2025. Again, this commitment, while significant, is not binding, and the federal government has yet to set to a national clean energy target. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

On the edge of a new world: Canada’s clean energy future

Canada is at a crossroads on clean energy. Last year was officially the hottest year on record. There is growing global recognition of the urgent

Opinion | BY NDP LEADER TOM MULCAIR, NDP MP RICHARD CANNINGS | August 15, 2016

June’s Three Amigos Summit, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and U.S. President Barack Obama, did much to put clean energy back on the map with the adoption of the first continent-wide clean energy target of 50 per cent clean power generation by 2025. Again, this commitment, while significant, is not binding, and the federal government has yet to set to a national clean energy target. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

On the edge of a new world: Canada’s clean energy future

Opinion | BY NDP LEADER TOM MULCAIR, NDP MP RICHARD CANNINGS | August 15, 2016

Canada is at a crossroads on clean energy. Last year was officially the hottest year on record. There is growing global recognition of the urgent

On the edge of a new world: Canada’s clean energy future

Opinion | BY NDP LEADER TOM MULCAIR, NDP MP RICHARD CANNINGS | August 15, 2016

Canada is at a crossroads on clean energy. Last year was officially the hottest year on record. There is growing global recognition of the urgent

June’s Three Amigos Summit, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and U.S. President Barack Obama, did much to put clean energy back on the map with the adoption of the first continent-wide clean energy target of 50 per cent clean power generation by 2025. Again, this commitment, while significant, is not binding, and the federal government has yet to set to a national clean energy target. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright