To be clear, of the projects Mr. Poilievre cited yesterday:
- 1 project (LNG Canada 2) is in fact fully approved and awaiting the company’s final investment decision.
- 3 projects are being assessed under the Harper/Poilievre Government's flawed CEAA 2012 process – which is why they are taking so long.
- 2 projects being assessed under our IAA process are delayed due to extension requests from the companies themselves.
- 5 projects began assessment in the last two years and are within the current timeline goals set under the IAA, with 3 of them expecting final decisions in the next 12 months.
Canadians should not accept these mistruths and incomplete information as a façade for shirking our Constitutional obligations and ignoring our environment.
We deserve better from our public discourse. Canadians know it’s possible to build major projects the right way - why doesn’t Mr. Poilievre?
1/2 #Canada takes action! 💧🌍 By endorsing the #COP29 Declaration on Water for #ClimateAction, we’re securing healthy ecosystems and protecting #WaterQuality for a sustainable future.
Discover more: https://t.co/u7thm23JqF
📌 Tune in #live on Facebook tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. EDT, as Minister Guilbeault launches the #CanadaWaterAgency.
To watch it on Facebook: https://t.co/SYu0dq02Gg
@environmentca
“Remember, in 2030, 60 per cent of what we sell will need to be electric. I’m very confident that what we’re doing in Canada will contribute significantly to that objective.”
. @HondaCanada’s $15-billion EV manufacturing investment isn’t just a massive story in Canada. What happens here will also be the “benchmark” for Honda’s EV factories around the world.
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Exciting news for my home town! @Honda will build an electric vehicle assembly pant, new battery manufacturing plant, and a cathode active material and precursor processing plant.
These investments will secure and create thousands of good jobs across 🇨🇦's automotive supply chain.
Honda Motor will spend $11 billion to build out its electric-vehicle supply chain in Canada, with billions of dollars of financial aid from governments https://t.co/DK987ODvey
Pricing pollution is the most effective and cost-efficient way to fight climate change. 🌎
Starting today, 8/10 Canadians who filed their taxes early will get more money back via Canada Carbon Rebates than they paid. 🌱
Putting a price on pollution works. 🤝
The Canadian groundhogs have spoken! Here are all your 2024 #GroundhogDay predictions. ⬇️
Do you agree with the furry prognosticators?
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Attention freshwater groups! 🚨🌊Today, we put out a call for projects to help keep five major freshwater ecosystems clean & healthy across Canada.
This is the first funding launch to be run by the new Canada Water Agency!
Find out more: https://t.co/KFQkCdOixn
SHARPEN YOUR SKATES! 🙌🎉
We’re putting the final touches on the ice, and the long-awaited green flag is going up on a 1.9 km section between the Pretoria Bridge and Bank Street at 9:00am tomorrow, Jan 21.
Details: https://t.co/ByQ8nBbgwb | #OttNews
Today, eight out of ten of Canadians across ON, AB, MB, SK, NB, PEI, NS and NFLD will get more back through the pollution pricing rebates, the Climate Action Incentive, than they pay in carbon pollution pricing-- here's what you need to know ⤵️ #cdnpoli
Anyone with lungs should be breathing a sigh of relief abt @environmentca's announcement of new EV availability standards. Thank you @s_guilbeault for reducing the health impact of TRAP on the lungs of Canadians! #AirQuality#EVs#CleanAir#ZeroEmissions
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