Catherine McKenna, Ontario's Minister of the Environment, fears carbon trading will be broken – National

Predictions regarding relations between Environment Minister Catherine McKenna and her Ontario counterpart seem to indicate that there is little chance of having "sunny lanes".

Storm clouds are looming in Toronto.

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McKenna is in Toronto and in southwestern Ontario It appears that one of these meetings took place with his newly appointed provincial counterpart, Rod Phillips.

At 9:17, McKenna tweeted a photo of the meeting.

In her legend, she said that the two had been discussing "the national plan to tackle the climate and create good jobs."

Her article has not criticized or mentioned the fact that the new provincial government has indicated that it will give up the plan to impose a carbon price.

A few minutes later, Mr. Phillips posted his own tweet, which was a source of considerable tension for the new Ontario government. Doug Ford

"I have made it clear at my meeting this morning with @cathmckenna that Ontario will never accept the Trudeau carbon tax," he writes in a legend of his picture where the two ministers seem to wear serious expressions. 19659002] Three hours later, McKenna issues an official statement in response

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" Today, I met with my Ontario counterpart, Minister Rod Phillips, I am disappointed to see that the new Ontario government has no plans to help families, schools and schools. companies to reduce emissions, save money and create good jobs Climate change does not stop at a change of government, "she said.

" Our Government has a plan to protect the environment and grow the economy and it works.We are reducing pollution and our economy is growing, with half a million full-time jobs added in two years. We will continue to work with all Canadians to protect the environment, stimulate the economy and create good jobs in the middle clbad.

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Kathleen Wynne, the former Liberal Premier of Ontario, had put in place a system of cap and exchange. fight the efforts of Ottawa to impose a national plan

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Earlier this month, McKenna went to the provincial government under

She later confirmed that money had not yet been allocated to the province because of her insistence on removing the plan .

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said instead that money could go directly to taxpayers. Ontario and bypbading the provincial government