Alberta targets federal emissions cap with C$7mn ad campaign
Alberta targets federal emissions cap with C$7mn ad campaign
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Summary
Cap on emissions is actually a cap on production, Alberta says, and will cost 150,000 Canadians their jobs. by: Dale Lunan
The Alberta government on October 15 rolled out a C$7mn advertising campaign targeting the federal government’s pending oil and gas emissions cap which it said would lead to 150,000 lost jobs across Canad...
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