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Virtue-signalling is not a viable path to net-zero

Punitive policies, wishful thinking that ignores global energy needs, and regulatory hurdles that discourage innovation and investment only serve to handicap the energy sector, and ultimately set Canada back.

Opinion
BY CONSERVATIVE MP GREG MCLEAN
June 16, 2021

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP GREG MCLEAN | June 16, 2021

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