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4:09Now PlayingHolly Nicholas of TheRebel.Media reports, Marlo Raynolds, former Liberal Party Candidate and insider was hired on as Chief of Staff to new Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna. And apparently he was “hand picked” by Justin Trudeau.
Raynolds' previous employment as the Executive Director at the Pembina Institute, BluEarth – a wind and solar company and an active Board Member of the Canadian Wind Energy Association are all solidification of his anti-oil stance.
Well, those positions on top of the oil sands moratorium, along with his activism against the Keystone XL pipeline are. But remember that time he suddenly turned pro-oil at the Airdrie all candidates debate?
Why did Trudeau choose Raynolds for the position? Because Catherine McKenna is a human rights and international trade lawyer with no scientific background. But she does have the anti-Canada talking points and suggestions that Canada is an environmental laggard with no backup covered.
Both McKenna and Raynolds are attending the preliminary talks in Paris for the climate change conference where McKenna is insisting that “Canada is back” and trotting out all of the climate change nonsense while she’s at it. And if you’re wondering about federal carbon taxes, the new Minister for the Environment made it clear that we’re in for one.
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