Canada’s climate clock is ticking: Can we still catch up?

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Canada is falling further behind its emissions targets, with a new report from the Canadian Climate Institute suggesting the country is now more than 20 years behind its 2030 goal. This comes as Carney's government faces major criticism from climate activists due to policy changes. Rick Smith, President of the Canadian Climate Institute, joins us to explore if Canada can really reach its environmental goals within the next three years.
24 Sep 11AM English Canada News Commentary

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