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Environment minister defends Canada's climate progress as Bloc MP alleges 'worst backsliding' in history

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Eleanor Wand

3d ago· 10 min readenNews

Summary

Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin defended the Canadian government's climate record before the House Environment Committee, stating that Canada is 'progressing' on meeting its climate targets. This came in response to criticism from Bloc Québécois MP Patrick Bonin, who accused the government of 'the worst climate backsliding' in Canadian history and noted that the former environment minister has contradicted the current government's claims. The exchange highlights ongoing political tensions over Canada's climate policy and whether the government is doing enough to meet its emissions reduction commitments.

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'For a year now, you have been saying that Canada has been doing more to fight climate change,' Bloc Québécois MP Patrick Bonin told Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin. 'The former environment minister has said the exact opposite.'
Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin told the House Environment Committee on May 28 that the government is 'progressing' on meeting Canada's climate targets.
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'For a year now, you have been saying that Canada has been doing more to fight climate change,' Bloc Québécois MP Patrick Bonin told Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin. 'The former environment minister has said the exact opposite.'

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