McKenna wins re-election in Ottawa Centre, trumpets voters’ support for climate fight

'I’m so relieved,' Catherine McKenna said, about continuing with the Liberal climate change plan.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured on Oct. 19, won re-election on Oct. 21. The Hill Times photograh by Andrew Meade

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BY NEIL MOSS

October 22, 2019

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna won re-election on Oct. 21, keeping Ottawa Centre, Ont.—which was held by the NDP from 2004 to 2015—red. The election results, Ms. McKenna said, show Canadians voted for parties that are committed to climate change. Ms. McKenna defeated NDP runner-up Emil...

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