N.B. Liberals promise to suspend use of industrial herbicide on Crown land
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Written by • August 31, 2020• 2:55 pm• Canada, General News, National, News, Ontario • Views: 0
FREDERICTON — New Brunswick Liberal Leader Kevin Vickers is promising to suspend the provincial government’s use of an industrial weed killer on Crown land for four years.
Campaigning in Rogersville, Vickers said today if elected, he would make sure Crown corporations such as NB Power temporarily stop using glyphosate.
Green Leader David Coon, who is campaigning in Kedwick today, is also expected to make an announcement related to the use of that herbicide.
Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs is in Saint John today, promising if re-elected, he would continue to encourage research and development of modular nuclear reactor technology.
Higgs says New Brunswick is seizing an opportunity to develop technology that will put the province and country back on the map as a global leader in emissions reduction.
The provincial election is two weeks from today.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 31, 2020.
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