Americas > Economic and legal headache would follow doubtful Ontario exit from WCI -experts

Economic and legal headache would follow doubtful Ontario exit from WCI -experts

Published 00:46 on April 19, 2018  /  Last updated at 00:55 on April 19, 2018  / /  Americas, Canada, US

Although stakeholders believe that Ontario is unlikely to abandon its cap-and-trade programme should the Progressive Conservatives (PC) win the upcoming June provincial election, an exit from the WCI market could yield multiple economic and legal problems.
Although stakeholders believe that Ontario is unlikely to abandon its cap-and-trade programme should the Progressive Conservatives (PC) win the upcoming June provincial election, an exit from the WCI market could yield multiple economic and legal problems.


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