Doug Ford broke law when he cut cap and trade, Ontario court finds - 2019-10-11

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government broke the law by not holding public consultations before it scrapped the province's cap-and-trade program, an Ontario court has found.
Two of three Ontario Superior Court judges determined that the Ford government acted illegally when it killed the province's cap-and-trade carbon price without first carrying out public consultations with Ontarians as required by the Environmental Bill of Rights (EBR).
Lawyers for Greenpeace Canada and Ecojustice brought the case to court in September 2018, arguing the Ford government acted illegally when it cancelled the province's cap and trade program without consulting the public.
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