WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO REACH OUT TO YOUR MP FOR BETTER TOXICS REGULATIONS?
Nancy Guberman, retired university professor of social work and BCAQ activist has this message for you:
Françoise David, former spokesperson of Québec solidaire and former President of la Fédération des Femmes du Québec has this message for you (in French only):
BCAQ is concerned for CEPA Reform: OP-ED in the Montreal Gazette
Opinion: Canada needs stricter measures on toxic substances
"A bill before Parliament contains some positive elements, however some of its provisions should be strengthened."
"Without the proper legislative tools to tackle the most pressing environmental health issues, we are left to watch the resulting negative health impacts grow and environmental injustices flourish," Jennifer Beeman and Cassie Barker write in an op-ed piece that was published in the Montreal Gazette on Monday, May 9, 2022.
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