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Paul Kershaw - April 15, 2019
Paul Kershaw - April 15, 2019It’s time to recognize pollution is now among the greatest harm we can inflict on children and future generations.
By Paul Kershaw - April 01, 2019
Paul Kershaw - April 01, 2019Paying for pollution might feel like one more hand in our pocket, but we know we can’t solve our wallet problems by neglecting our climate problems.
By Paul Kershaw - March 25, 2019
Paul Kershaw - March 25, 2019The 2019 federal budget incorporates an intergenerational analysis for the first time! But going forward we need to ensure it doesn't miss the forest for the trees.
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Eric Swanson - March 25, 2019
Eric Swanson - March 25, 2019Will the 2019 federal budget make housing more affordable? Here's our in-depth analysis.
By Paul Kershaw - March 22, 2019
Paul Kershaw - March 22, 2019After years of work — and with help from thousands of Gen Squeeze supporters, MPs and staff — we've secured the first-ever intergenerational analysis in a federal budget.
By Eric Swanson - March 21, 2019
Eric Swanson - March 21, 2019When Canada's new carbon pricing regime came under legal attack, Gen Squeeze stepped up to help defend it.
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Eric Swanson - November 08, 2018
Eric Swanson - November 08, 2018We'll argue the federal government not only has the right to price pollution, they have a responsibility to do so, to avoid discriminating against younger Canadians.
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Kyle Empringham - November 04, 2018
Kyle Empringham - November 04, 2018Gen Squeeze supporter Kyle Empringham learned a lot carrying your voice to Ottawa to figure out how we can track Canada’s adaptation to climate change.
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Rachel Selinger - October 09, 2018
Rachel Selinger - October 09, 2018Voting is one of the most important things you can do if you're concerned about the housing crisis.
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Lyndsey Easton - September 26, 2018
Lyndsey Easton - September 26, 2018This means greater flexibility for moms, and incentive for dads to take leave!