Climate Change
Question period took up climate change. Elizabeth May of the Green Party noted the Prime Minister’s earlier commitment to meet Canada’s climate targets and asked the government to present a business case or cost-benefit analysis before spending tens of billions of dollars on a pipeline. The parliamentary secretary responded that the government remains committed to fighting climate change and moving to a low-carbon economy, pointing to the Churchill Falls clean energy project, which she said could produce enough power to heat and cool homes in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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