BC Opposition Parties Release Plans to Do Away With NDP Climate Policies

BC Opposition Parties Release Plans to Do Away With NDP Climate Policies
The B.C. Legislature in Victoria, in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Chad Hipolito
Chandra Philip
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B.C.’s two main opposition parties have released their own emission reduction policies to rival the governing NDP, saying theirs will achieve results while averting financial hardship for the residents of the province.

B.C. United leader Kevin Falcon and B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad have both promised to get rid of the NDP government’s Clean B.C. emissions-reduction targets as well as scrap subsidies for electric vehicles.