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Pandemic forces feds to hit pause on climate legislation; environmentalists sanguine about net-zero pledge

With much of the government’s legislative agenda in limbo amid the COVID-19 crisis, environmental advocates say they’re hopeful the government will still be able to introduce a legislative framework for Canada to meet its pledge to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

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