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Conservatives should seize the policy opportunity on climate change, but will they?

A party committed to dismantling much of what has been put in place—rather than improving what we have—is not a party that deserves to form the next government. There is much at stake at the Tories' convention this fall in Québec City.

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Conservatives should seize the policy opportunity on climate change, but will they?

A party committed to dismantling much of what has been put in place—rather than improving what we have—is not a party that deserves to form the next government. There is much at stake at the Tories' convention this fall in Québec City.

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