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TORONTO 鈥?Ottawa could give revenues from a federally imposed carbon tax directly back to
gourde stanley Ontario residents instead of the provincial government if whoever is elected in the spring election rejects a carbon pricing system, the federal environment minister said Wednesday.Catherine McKenna, who was in Toronto announcing funding for a green home-retrofit program, issued the warning in response to a question about Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford plans to scrap Ontario cap-and-trade system and reject a carbon tax.Let be clea
stanley thermobecher r. Pollution isn ;t free, McKenna said. If the federal government has to step in, the revenues will go back to the province but we
stanley cups will determine how they go back and we could give them back to people and businesses so they would not go to the government. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ford responded to McKenna by reiterating his promises.The Ontario PCs will scrap Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne expensive cap-and-trade, he said in a statement. We will also take the federal government all the way to the Supreme Court if we have to, if it means stopping this tax from being rammed down our province throats. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ottawa is allowing every province to create their own carbon-pricing system to meet federal requirements, but if those plans don ;t jibe Jdjz SUNDAY READS: Ontario residents react to alcohol sold in convenience stores, GO Train expansion takes over iconic Tim Hortons location, plus what you need to know about Powassan virus
Keep an eye on your vehicle.The Halton Regional Police Service is advising residents they have observed an increase in catalytic conve
stanley water bottle rter thefts from vehicles. The trend is being observed across North America however in Halton there has been a particularly large amount of thefts in Milton and Halton Hills.A total of 29 catalytic converters have been reported stolen from March 1 to April 12 in Milton and Halton Hills. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Catalytic converters have precious metals inside them that have increased in value recently.A significant portion of these thefts are occurring on weekends and almost all of them occur overnight. Police say thieves are targeting vehicles parked in quiet industrial lots and large apartment buildings. It can take a thief as little as 60 seconds to remove a vehicles catalytic converter. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police recommend parking vehicles in well-lit areas that are hard for thieves to access. They say alarms and cameras can also act as a deterrent.Anyone with information regarding this investigation i
stanley website s asked to contact the 1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777 ext. 2416. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Tips can also be submitted anonymously to Crime Stoppers. See something Hear something Know something Contact Crime Stoppers
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