Conservatives should seize the policy opportunity on climate change, but will they?

A party committed to dismantling much of what has been put in place—rather than improving what we have—is not a party that deserves to form the next government. There is much at stake at the Tories' convention this fall in Québec City.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who is within range to become our next prime minister should Canadians decide they're done Justin Trudeau, has so far had little to say on climate change, mainly engaging in angry attacks on the Liberal government.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY DAVID CRANE

July 10, 2023

TORONTO—Conservative Party delegates will be assembling in Québec City in September for what most likely will be their last policy conference before the next federal election. But will they seize this opportunity to push their party towards a credible policy on climate ch...

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