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Canada still a climate leader, minister says after G7 meeting | Power & Politics
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9:54Now PlayingG7 ministers were in Toronto this week for a two-day meeting to discuss energy and environment priorities. After hosting her G7 counterparts in the city, Environment and Climate Change Minister Julie Dabrusin tells Power & Politics Canada has 'absolutely not' lost its status as a climate leader despite removing key Trudeau-era emissions policies.
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