Elements of it might even enhance what the Saskatchewan Party government is already doing to help offset lost jobs in our changing world.
. Moreover, Trudeau’s original 2015 carbon tax promise alone is ample reason to dispense with blind trust.
There are “70,000 people directly and indirectly employed by our agriculture and energy sectors,” her statement said, emphasizing “our agriculture sector is the most sustainable in the world” and the importance of these people “literally working to put food on the table and keep the lights on.
Well, it stirs the pot among already-angry anti-Trudeau farmers in the same manner the Sask. Party government did this summer when it called in justice staff on a nice weekend toEyre and her government probably do have real concerns about this legislation.
SaskPower Minister Don Morgan is leading the charge toward small modular reactors to replace coal-fired electrical generation that his government supports phasing out by 2030.to replace dwindling jobs in both the oilfields and at the area’s local coal-fired electrical plants. Isn’t that “just transition?”
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