Leaked 2018 Strategy Proposed ‘Broader Than Oil’ Coalition to Undercut Ottawa’s Clean Fuel Standard – The Energy Mix: “Every individual and organization involved in the campaign against the Clean Fuel Standard should take a long, hard look in the mirror,” said Greenpeace senior energy strategist Keith Stewart. “They should ask themselves if they really want to convince Canadians that ‘fighting climate change is a losing battle’, because that is the ultimate self-fulfilling prophecy.”

The Greenpeace release identifies Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the Canadian Fuels Association, the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada, and CAPP as associations that have taken positions consistent with the campaign, along with the C.D. Howe Institute, Imperial Oil, then-Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, and at least one faux citizens’ group, the CAPP-affiliated Energy Citizens.

Leaked 2018 Strategy Proposed ‘Broader Than Oil’ Coalition to Undercut Ottawa’s Clean Fuel Standard – The Energy Mix: “Every individual and organization involved in the campaign against the Clean Fuel Standard should take a long, hard look in the mirror,” said Greenpeace senior energy strategist Keith Stewart. “They should ask themselves if they really want to convince Canadians that ‘fighting climate change is a losing battle’, because that is the ultimate self-fulfilling prophecy.”The Greenpeace release identifies Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the Canadian Fuels Association, the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada, and CAPP as associations that have taken positions consistent with the campaign, along with the C.D. Howe Institute, Imperial Oil, then-Conservative leader Andrew Scheer, and at least one faux citizens’ group, the CAPP-affiliated Energy Citizens.Read More

Some Canadians making permanent move to Atlantic bubble over COVID-19 | CBC News: There is evidence more Canadians are relocating — in some cases, moving to the Atlantic region from other parts of the country.

At U-Haul rental locations throughout New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, trucks, vans and trailers are piling up in record numbers. There is an increase in people moving to the region from Ontario and Quebec in particular.

Megan Holwell, a realtor with Royal LePage Atlantic, said she’s seen growing interest from outside the region.

“Mainly what’s making me so busy is I have several out-of-province buyers that are looking to relocate because of COVID,” she said. “That was a huge draw for them.”

With people increasingly working from home, Holwell said buyers are more flexible with where they can live.

Some Canadians making permanent move to Atlantic bubble over COVID-19 | CBC News: There is evidence more Canadians are relocating — in some cases, moving to the Atlantic region from other parts of the country.At U-Haul rental locations throughout New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, trucks, vans and trailers are piling up in record numbers. There is an increase in people moving to the region from Ontario and Quebec in particular. Megan Holwell, a realtor with Royal LePage Atlantic, said she’s seen growing interest from outside the region.“Mainly what’s making me so busy is I have several out-of-province buyers that are looking to relocate because of COVID,” she said. “That was a huge draw for them.”With people increasingly working from home, Holwell said buyers are more flexible with where they can live.Read More