Canada Isn’t Ruling Out Energy and Minerals In Its Response to Trump’s Trade War
“Under the new Prime Minister, Canada remains committed to the fight against climate change,” says Wilkinson, referring to the newly elected prime minister Mark Carney. But “some elements of the climate plan probably have become a little tougher in the context of working with the Trump Administration.”
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