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- Approximately two-thirds of respondents were hopeful about the future of human rights within Canada in 2024, but only 37 per cent shared that sentiment about the global situation.
- Approximately two-thirds of respondents were hopeful about the future of human rights within Canada in 2024, but only 37 per cent shared that sentiment about the global situation.
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- Beyond COP28, the question is, what story will parties tell on fighting climate change when the next election comes? Will they be able to say they reigned in oil and gas emissions? Or will it be the same story about carbon pricing, more unkept promises and missed targets?
- Canada has been ‘much more accommodating’ to the concerns of developing countries in recent months than the United States has been, says policy analyst Pratishtha Singh.
- Canada has been ‘much more accommodating’ to the concerns of developing countries in recent months than the United States has been, says policy analyst Pratishtha Singh.
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- At the upcoming United Nations climate summit in Dubai, the Canadian government has both the responsibility and the credibility to lay out the costs of climate inaction.
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- Carbon pricing is a necessary piece of the Liberals’ climate agenda, says environmental advocate, but defending it is ‘eating up so much political capital’ at a time when the federal government will need credibility to move ahead on other major planks of its climate agenda.
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