May 3: It’s carbon tax or pipelines, not both. Plus other letters to the editor GlobeDebate
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Judging by the title of the editorial, I was excited to read the Globe and Mail’s view on how it is possible to both expand the oilsands with new pipelines and reduce our carbon emissions. Sadly, no explanation was forthcoming. Your editorial seems to echo Alberta Premier Jason Kenney’s quest for a “balance” in terms of economic growth and environmental protection .
Meanwhile, rural emergency departments in Nova Scotia are closed because of staffing shortages practically every weekend. In that regard, the province mirrors the national issue of a shortage of emergency physicians estimated to be currently close to 1,000. Another idea is to go north, to James Bay or the Arctic. They need good doctors and health care, too. Four to five years working where you are desperately needed will help make you better doctors.Regarding David Mulroney’s opinion piece, I was disturbed by an argument that he seems to make near the conclusion .
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