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Who was Barbara Mitchell?
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October 31, 2013
3:00AM
Never underestimate the potential for bad policy
Ross McKitrick
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Kenneth P. Green
Back in 2005, the Fraser Institute published a policy study examining the Ontario government's decision to shut down coal-fired power generation in the province.
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