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15 January, 2019 — Jan. 30 Nanaimo byelection: Langley man rides ferry to campaign Times ColonistConservative Justin Greenwood set up signs with volunteers and launched a social-media campaign this week to support his bid for Nanaimo's seat in a ...

15 January, 2019 — Jan. 30 Nanaimo byelection: Langley man rides ferry to campaign Vancouver CourierConservative Justin Greenwood set up signs with volunteers and launched a social-media campaign this week to support his bid for Nanaimo's seat in a ...

15 January, 2019 — Opinion: It's time to accept that Alberta's carbon tax works Edmonton JournalThe carbon levy has become a political punching bag for politicians and journalists that want to win votes and sell newspapers. This is very unfortunate as the ...

15 January, 2019 — Alberta Has Spent $23 Million Calling BC an Enemy of Canada TheTyee.caThe Alberta government has spent more than $23 million — twice as much as previously revealed — in a campaign designed to turn the rest of Canada against ...

15 January, 2019 — Inequality and the Ecological Transition ResilienceSo, my response to Branko: it's not the gas tax that's the problem. It's inequality that's the problem. Branko's post indicates that he is aware of this.

15 January, 2019 — Letters: January 15, 2019 Winnipeg SunWhy not vests? Really? A valid and necessary protest convoy gets derailed because of yellow vests? I'm actually quite proud of the French. They've recognized ...

15 January, 2019 — Modernising the UK economy: Zero carbon, closed loop and conservationist www.businessgreen.comCharles Secrett reflects on the epic challenges and opportunities facing an economy in desperate need of a comprehensive green revamp.

15 January, 2019 — The Trouble With the 'Green New Deal' POLITICOAs Democrats rally around a *fresh*-sounding idea, some are looking back to Obama's $90 billion climate package—and its disastrous political blowback.