Feds consider copying riot-causing Netherlands fertilizer plans
The Daily Brief · Cosmin Dzsurdzsa
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Show Notes
The Canadian federal government was inspired by fertilizer emissions reductions plans first undertaken by the European Union – which asked member states to introduce policies to reduce fertilizer use altogether. The controversial policy, when applied in countries like the Netherlands, led to widespread protests, tractor convoys and clashes with authorities.
After being canned by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, former Alberta Chief Medical Health Officer Deena Hinshaw has been hired on a six-month contract as British Columbia’s deputy provincial health officer.
Plus, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre says British Columbia’s permissive policies on illicit drug use have been a failure.
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