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OTTAWA — The Harper government signalled a change on Thursday in its approach to tackling climate change by focusing on absolute caps on pollution from industry. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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Well, it finally happened. Much of Canadian media broke radio silence on Climategate today. Full Article at small dead animals
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Canada's Minister of the Environment Jim Prentice (C) arrives for a meeting with U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu (not pictured) at the Energy Department in Washington, March 3, 2009. View Photo »
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We're all interested in getting to the bottom of that, finding out exactly what happened ... It does not change the position of Canada relative to the Copenhagen agreement and the Copenhagen thoughts. The science overall is relatively clear on all of this and as a conservationist and as a responsible en...
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OTTAWA - The Harper government said controversy surrounding hacked e-mails of climate scientists doesn't change its concern about global warming or its position heading into a major international summit this month in Copenhagen. Full Article at National Post
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OTTAWA — The Harper government said controversy surrounding hacked e-mails of climate scientists doesn't change its concern about global warming or its position heading into a major international summit this month in Copenhagen. Full Article at Canada.com
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Like most of the world’s people, I have always held your nation in high regard. Yours is one of the best-loved countries on Earth, renowned for being friendly, peaceful and responsible. Your government is now burning this goodwill. Full Article at ParrySound.com
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U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu speaks with Canada's Minister of the Environment Jim Prentice (R) during a meeting at the Energy Department in Washington, March 3, 2009. View Photo »
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Stephen Harper and Jim Prentice threaten to do as much damage to [Canada's] international reputation as George W. Bush and Dick Cheney did to that of the United States.
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Last week, radical global warming activists held an eight hour sit-in at federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice’s Calgary constituency office. Another group of radicals camped out at the office of Conservative Minister Rona Ambrose. Full Article at Canada Free Press
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Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice said Tuesday that an environmental assessment shows a proposed gold mine project in central B.C. is "not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects." The minister has referred Terrane Metals Corp. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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We're all interested in getting to the bottom of that, finding out exactly what happened ... It does not change the position of Canada relative to the Copenhagen agreement and the Copenhagen thoughts. The science overall is relatively clear on all of this and as a conservationist and as a responsible en...
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Stephen Harper and Jim Prentice threaten to do as much damage to [Canada's] international reputation as George W. Bush and Dick Cheney did to that of the United States.
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We're all interested in getting to the bottom of that, finding out exactly what happened ... It does not change the position of Canada relative to the Copenhagen agreement and the Copenhagen thoughts. The science overall is relatively clear on all of this and as a conservationist and as a responsible en...
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In 2006, the Government of Canada launched the Chemicals Management Plan to enhance its role in protecting Canadians and their environment ... Today we see the results, with over half of the high priority substances assessed, we can be proud that Canada is at the forefront of global chemicals management...
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In 2006, the Government of Canada launched the Chemicals Management Plan to enhance its role in protecting Canadians and their environment ... Today we see the results, with over half of the high priority substances assessed, we can be proud that Canada is at the forefront of global chemicals management...
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This Memorandum of Understanding will help combine the strengths of Parks Canada and the Trans Canada Trail to achieve a common goal: helping connect Canadians with their natural and cultural heritage ... Through this great collaboration, Canadians and visitors from around the world will have new opport...
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Canada will continue to work ... with our international partners to lay the foundation for a new international framework for dealing with climate change ... For that to happen, we need the United States on board.
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Canada will continue to work ... with our international partners to lay the foundation for a new international framework for dealing with climate change ... For that to happen, we need the United States on board.
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More than 50,000 vehicles have been registered under the Retire Your Ride program since its launch in January 2009, which will result in approximately 2,250 tonnes of smog-forming pollutants being removed from our atmosphere. The Retire Your Ride program is an effective means for the Government of Canad...
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Copenhagen is shaping up as the mother of all negotiations, but I'm confident that we've got several strategic cards in our hand – not least of which is our plan to harmonize our approach with that of the United States
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If the U.S. does not make a substantial effort going forward, there is nothing Canada can do. Our own mitigation efforts will be futile
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It is something that should be applauded in the United States, Mexico and Canada that we've been able to achieve that
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The Government of Canada is pleased to see two of its leading organizations partner to showcase Canada's aquatic ecosystems ... Canada is truly a maritime nation, with a rich maritime heritage. I am delighted about this great opportunity for Canadians to discover the rich and diverse aquatic ecosystems ...
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To protect Canada's interests, we have engaged negotiators who are able, who are tough at the table, who are very capable
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There are the associated difficulties that the United States is unable to secure legislative approval for their targets before Copenhagen and the Chinese in response are not prepared to put forward specific targets ... Those are the issues at the negotiating table.
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In other words, the United States will not sign Kyoto, and will not sign something that looks like Kyoto ... There are countries who did sign Kyoto who insist that the new treaty has to look very much the same. That's the issue at the negotiating table at the present time that we've been unable to resol...
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This is exciting news for both Calgary and all involved in the 2009 Grey Cup Championship Game and Festival ... The funding from the Marquee Tourism Events Program highlights our government's recognition of the real impact this festival will have on Calgary's economy.
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This is exciting news for both Calgary and all involved in the 2009 Grey Cup Championship Game and Festival ... The funding from the Marquee Tourism Events Program highlights our government's recognition of the real impact this festival will have on Calgary's economy.
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This funding commitment reflects the importance the Government of Canada places on protecting our rich biodiversity across the country ... Canada's biosphere reserves are excellent examples of community-based initiatives that protect our natural environment while ensuring the continued growth of the loc...
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Dundas Terrace is an excellent reminder of a time when Canada was still a young country ... Today, Dundas Terrace has been wonderfully restored with care and attention to detail by its current owners and continues to be a noted and recognized landmark on Charlottetown's beautiful and vibrant waterfront.
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The Government of Canada is committed to honouring Canadians who have contributed to making our country great, and looks to every opportunity to enhance the profile of our cultural heritage in the mind of Canadians ... Today's ceremony is one more example of our Government's commitment to recognize sign...
