Political figures argue that climate action plans are too expensive for Canadians, noting that net-zero implies net-zero growth, jobs, and paycheques.
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Updated Aug 11
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Political figures argue that climate action plans are too expensive for Canadians, noting that net-zero implies net-zero growth, jobs, and paycheques.
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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Pierre Poilievre
Canadian politician