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Atlantic Canadian premiers requesting a delay on adopting countrywide regulations aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions received a quick clapback from
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Atlantic Canadian premiers requesting a delay on adopting countrywide regulations aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions received a quick clapback from
The four premiers — from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador — put out a statement saying that the clean fuel regulations, which are set to come into effect July 1 along with the carbon tax, place an unfair burden on the region.
These 19 cadets in Brevard County came from Florida Tech, 15 JROTC high schools, one Sea Cadet Battalion, and two Civil Air Patrol Squadrons. The cadets were presented with a MOAACC achievement certificate and medal. In addition, the JROTC cadets each received a $300 grant from donations made to the MOAACC Good Deeds Foundation to assist with college enrollment or the pursuit of a military career.