Funding and red tape take the wind out of St. John's climate plans

Written By Peter Allan
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By Zack Metcalfe

In 2010, Nick Mercer disembarked from the ferry in Port aux Basques, N.L., to find the Trans-Canada Highway closed due to unsafe weather conditions. It wasn’t ice or rain threatening to shove his cozy Hyundai Accent into the ditch — it was wind. Read More

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