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Kellie Brennan, who will appear alongside retired
Lt. Gen. Christine Shawcross, who headed up the strategic response team on sexual misconduct, as well as other senior military officials this evening. (6:30 – 8:30 PM)
Meanwhile,
Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna heads to TRANSPORT to explain and, if necessary, defend billions of dollars in proposed expenditures laid out in the latest main estimates during a one-hour appearance alongside her deputy minister, Kelly Gillis, who will remain on call for a second hour of questions fielded by senior officials. (3:30 – 5:30 PM)
Precision Drilling CEO says Canadian and U S GHG targets are extremely aggressive
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Precision Drilling CEO says Canadian and U S GHG targets are extremely aggressive
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CALGARY – New greenhouse gas emission targets set by Canada and the United States are “extremely aggressive” and being made without proper process, says the CEO of Calgary-based Precision Drilling Corp.
But Kevin Neveu says he supports the climate change goals behind commitments by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to slash Canada’s GHGs by 40 to 45 per cent and by U.S. President Joe Biden to cut emissions by 50 to 52 per cent by 2030.