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Author: Maura Forrest
Publication Date: January 22, 2026 - 20:20
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Quebec puts the brakes on emissions targets, citing threats to jobs and economy
January 22, 2026
Quebec is postponing its 2030 emission-cuts deadline by five years, citing threats to jobs and the economy.
The time to reach the goal has been extended to buffer the province in a time of uncertainty, the government said when it made the announcement on Thursday. It’s a “pragmatic approach” that does not sacrifice Quebec’s commitment to fighting climate change, Environment Minister Bernard Drainville said.
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