Part 3 of this four-part series proposes the development of a national environmental and energy strategy.
Our national government no longer governs for all Canadians as citizens of one great country, and refuses to address matters of national interest.
Canada won’t stay competitive if we remain primarily “hewers of wood and drawers of water.”
Good government in the 21st century is much less about sterile debates over levels of expenditure and much more about providing ethical leadership and establishing national priorities.
The bilateral Quebec-New Brunswick deal works against Canada’s responsibility to promote inter-provincial equity in the transmission of electricity across Canada and to the U.S., and to ensure that Canadians work together cooperatively to expand clean energy options.