World Changing Conversations – A Sudbury by-election event

World Changing Conversations – A Sudbury by-election event

Sudbury, ON: Six candidates in Sudbury’s provincial by-election shared their thoughts about the climate crisis and which carbon pricing policy they would champion at Queen's Park. This was not a debate but a 10 minute one-on-one conversation with a moderator, Gerry Labelle. 

AT THE EVENT
· Suzanne Shawbonquit (NDP)  
· Jean Raymond Audet – (People's Political Party) –  

VIDEO answer and discussion with former GPC candidate Fred Twilley
· David Robinson (Green Party) – sent a video because he was at THE carbon pricing event in Toronto

REGRETS
· Glenn Thibeault – Sent a written answer which were read aloud and spoke with us afterwards
· Paula Peroni (Conservative) – could not attend but Gerry spoke with her and shared thoughts
· Andrew Olivier  (Independent) – ill and will send answers later

In the last ten minutes of the first part of the evening, the audience asked questions and shared thoughts on carbon pricing. 

Background information:
The government of Ontario will soon announce its carbon pricing policy and then the debate will begin at Queen’s Park between MPPs about which policy is best. Carbon pricing has world-changing implications and if done right, a carbon price could unleash the tremendous potential Ontario has to become global leaders in the clean tech industry.

Citizens' Climate Lobby is a non-partisan organization. We hold a very high standard for decorum and respect for politicians and volunteers at our events. We endeavour to create drama-free democracy and adult conversations about issues as best we can.

The event was at: 
Cambrian College Open Studio, 93 Cedar St., Unit 303, Sudbury, ON, P3E 1A7 January 27, 2015.

6:30 to 7:30 – Candidates in the bi-election discuss carbon pricing with our moderator, Gerry Labelle.

7:30 to 9:00 – Sudburians will then watched a Carbon Pricing Forum with experts live from Toronto. https://cclca.wpengine.com/content/forum-putting-price-carbon-tuesday-january-27-2015

 

We apologize for the poor audio quality. Unfortunately, our primary computer crashed seconds before the event started. Fortunately we had a back-up computer and equipment. 

Here is Dr. David Robinson's Video answer

Then we watched live from Toronto: