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Reply of the ‘envirocrats’
(September 12, 2000) It is hard enough being trashed by the National Post without the source of the attack being a colleague whom I respect. Unfortunately, Lawrence Solomon’s got his facts all twisted up with his free-market ideology in “The envirocrats’ betrayal of the environment” (August 29). Continue reading
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Land deals save the exploiters
When the Federation of Ontario Naturalists’ Ric Symmes, along with his counterparts at World Wildlife Fund and the Wildlands League, negotiated the Ontario Forest Accord last year with government and industry, they achieved something that would have otherwise been politically impossible — this century’s largest giveaway of Ontario’s resources to logging and mining interests. This deal, Mr. Symmes claims, was a necessary compromise given “the difficult economy of the 1990s.” Continue reading
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Canadians not paying too little for water, says utilities group
(September 7, 2000) OTTAWA – Claims by an international think-tank that Canadians pay too little for the water they consume are untrue, according to, the country’s municipal water utilities. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, in a report released Tuesday, said Canadian water rates are among the lowest in the developed world, while consumption ranks near the top of the international scale. Continue reading
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The envirocrats’ betrayal of the environment
(August 29, 2000) The great battle to preserve Canada’s environment took another drubbing last week. The loser this time was old- growth forest in British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound, where the chainsaws whirred while the victors — a species of environmentalists known as envirocrats — cheered them on. “We have changed,” enthused Adriane Carr of the Western Canada Wilderness Committee, a fine specimen of the mutated environmentalist. “We realize there can be a mixed economy here.” Continue reading
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ACC premium rethink needed
(August 14, 2000) The Finance Minister is under pressure to re-think ACC premiums in the wake of relevations the Government’s ACC legislation has seen premiums sky-rocket, National’s ACC spokesperson Gerry Brownlee said today. Continue reading
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