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Environment • Aboriginal • Energy
In response to last week’s United Nations Climate Summit in New York, Canada and Ontario announced progress in greenhouse gas reduction initiatives. Specifically, the federal government announced regulatory developments to bring permissible greenhouse gas emissions from light vehicles and sulphur content in gasoline in line with U.S. Tier 3 standards. Canada also announced that it will be developing regulations for hydrofluorocarbons that will align with recently proposed U.S. regulations. Meanwhile, Ontario announced a new strategy to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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