LOL now that's not very environmental!
It should be noted that the previous Federal Government was blocking this dumping of raw sewage and that the new "Hot" Climate Change Environment Minister Catherine McKenna has given the go ahead with the condition that she is able to spin it with wonderful words like risk mitigating measures which, when looked up in the dictionary of political speak really means "Oh well, we are in power now. It's not like we meant it. And besides I'm hot and blond?"
MONTREAL -- The City of Montreal says it will begin dumping eight billion litres of untreated sewage into the St. Lawrence River on Wednesday after it agreed to conform its discharge plan to several federal government conditions.
Mayor Denis Coderre told reporters on Tuesday as of midnight Wednesday morning sewers in certain parts of the city -- during a one-week period -- will begin diverting untreated waste water away from an interceptor and directly into the river.
On Monday, Environment Minister Catherine McKenna said she would permit the city's plan as long as it implemented a series of risk-mitigating measures to limit the effect of the sewage on the river. Read more
It should be noted that the previous Federal Government was blocking this dumping of raw sewage and that the new "Hot" Climate Change Environment Minister Catherine McKenna has given the go ahead with the condition that she is able to spin it with wonderful words like risk mitigating measures which, when looked up in the dictionary of political speak really means "Oh well, we are in power now. It's not like we meant it. And besides I'm hot and blond?"
