Elections Canada to assess 'partisan' climate change rhetoric case by case

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Elections Canada says it will decide on a case-by-case basis whether discussing the legitimacy of climate change becomes a partisan issue for third parties during the federal campaign, and only if it receives complaints.

Environment groups say they feel muzzled from speaking out about the urgency of climate change after the federal elections agency warned earlier this summer that doing so could be considered partisan.

If the advertising exceeds $500, third parties would have to register with Elections Canada, raising fears among some environmental charities that the Canada Revenue Agency could also decide they are partisan and put their tax status in jeopardy.

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What stupidity. Free Speech! Let anyone say anything they want on the issue

Good At the very least it should eliminate the most partisan groups and keep the fear mongering to a minimum

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