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Guilbeault stepped in a pothole — but Canada still needs to tread carefully on infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Guilbeault stepped in a pothole — but Canada still needs to tread carefully on infrastructure

The environment minister's comments on funding road construction were clumsy. But does anyone really think that federal infrastructure investments should be made without considering their impact on the climate?

Source: cbc.ca
Environment minister clarifies comments on funding for new highways following backlash - Vimarsana News

Environment minister clarifies comments on funding for new highways following backlash

After saying Monday that his government will not fund new road projects, Guilbeault specified he meant mega-projects like the Troisième Lien.

Guilbeault says he 'should have been more specific' in comments on road funding - Vimarsana News

Guilbeault says he 'should have been more specific' in comments on road funding

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says the federal government is funding roads, but doesn't have money for large projects like the proposed Third Link in Quebec. He is facing backlash for comments on Monday that the government has decided to stop investing in new road infrastructure.

Source: cbc.ca
Environment Minister tries to clarify remark that federal government will 'stop investing in new road infrastructure' - Vimarsana News

Environment Minister tries to clarify remark that federal government will 'stop investing in new road infrastructure'

Steven Guilbeault criticized by political rivals in Ottawa and two premiers

Quebec politicians return to parliament Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Quebec politicians return to parliament Tuesday

The CAQ government begins a new parliamentary session, one it says it hopes will be free from 'distractions.'