By Sebastian-Johnston-Lindsay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Peterborough Examiner Local environmental advocacy group For Our Grandchildren has released responses to a series of questions on environmental and Indigenous \u00a0issues posed to all seven candidates running in the federal general \u00a0election for Peterborough. At a media event held on the shore of \u00a0Little Lake along the Trans Canada Trail, For Our Grandchildren member \u00a0Ian Attridge outlined the motivation behind getting the candidates to \u00a0answer questions on the topics of environment, conservation, climate \u00a0change, reconciliation, and creating a sustainable economy. \u201cClimate \u00a0change is a significant crisis, and we recognize that it\u2019s an important \u00a0issue in this election and so we\u2019re looking at the parties and the \u00a0candidates and how they will address these issues,\u201d Attridge said. \u201cWe’ve seen removal of carbon pricing,… <\/p>\n
By Sebastian-Johnston-Lindsay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Peterborough Examiner Local environmental advocacy group For Our Grandchildren has released responses to a series of questions on environmental and Indigenous \u00a0issues posed to all seven candidates running in the federal general \u00a0election for Peterborough. At a media event held on the shore of \u00a0Little Lake along the Trans Canada Trail, For Our Grandchildren member \u00a0Ian Attridge outlined the motivation behind getting the candidates to \u00a0answer questions on the topics of environment, conservation, climate \u00a0change, reconciliation, and creating a sustainable economy. \u201cClimate \u00a0change is a significant crisis, and we recognize that it\u2019s an important \u00a0issue in this election and so we\u2019re looking at the parties and the \u00a0candidates and how they will address these issues,\u201d Attridge said. \u201cWe’ve seen removal of carbon pricing,... <\/p>\n