Environment groups slam tax credits for enhanced oil recovery, but also welcome international climate funding in Champagne’s fiscal document
The federal government has allocated $3-billion over five years for Global Affairs Canada to help vulnerable countries cope with impacts of climate change.
Environmental groups gave Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne's spring financial update mixed reviews as it includes both a tax subsidy that would encourage more oil production and more than $3-billion in funding for the international climate finance program.
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