Steven Guilbeault

Steven Guilbeault

Steven Guilbeault is a Canadian politician who has served as the Minister of Environment and Climate Change since 2021, representing the riding of Laurier—Sainte-Marie in the House of Commons as a member of the Liberal Party. Before entering politics, he was a prominent environmental activist and co-founder of the advocacy group Équiterre.

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Far Left
The federal environment minister is defending the carbon tax and announcing new nature protection measures while facing Conservative and NDP criticism.
Guilbeault is praised by Greens for holding the climate file but attacked by New Democrats for failing to stand up to the oil and gas sector on emissions caps.
Far Right
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault keeps pushing carbon pricing despite recent court rulings challenging federal jurisdiction.
People's Party voters see Guilbeault as an anti-resource activist in cabinet, using climate policy to attack oil and gas workers and drive up costs for families.
Lean Right
Environment Minister is pushing aggressive climate policies that critics say harm the economy.
Conservatives see Guilbeault as an anti-energy radical whose regulations kill jobs and raise costs.
Far Left
Guilbeault is facing criticism from environmental groups for approving oil and gas projects while claiming to champion climate action.
NDP and Green supporters see Guilbeault as a disappointing environment minister who has failed to stand up to the oil and gas sector.
Far Left
The environment minister is publicly defending carbon pricing while acknowledging the political heat from the Atlantic carve-out, calling it a 'temporary measure'.
Greens are frustrated that Guilbeault is stuck defending a weakened policy, arguing he should push for a carbon dividend that gives rebates to households, not oil companies.
Far Left
The federal environment minister is under fire from both left and right for the carbon tax carve-out and for allowing emissions cap delays.
Greens and NDP members criticize Guilbeault for caving to fossil fuel lobbying, while seeing him as the last ministerial force against outright retreat.
Far Left
The environment minister is facing backlash for the carbon tax carve-out and for weak emissions caps draft.
NDP and Green critics argue he has caved to oil and gas lobby, demanding stricter caps and expedited phase-out of fossil fuels.
Center
Guilbeault resigns his Montreal seat, Laurier-Sainte-Marie, citing the party's direction on energy and environment under Carney as a principal reason.
His resignation highlights a split within the Liberal ranks between environmental activists and those favoring a more pragmatic approach, a key concern for centre voters.
Far Left
Environment minister is defending the carbon tax against Conservative attacks and pushing for a just transition legislation, but facing pushback from within cabinet.
Greens applaud his commitment but are frustrated by watered-down climate targets and fossil fuel subsidies that remain in place.
Far Left
The environment minister is defending his new emissions cap on oil and gas against both industry pushback and Alberta's legal threats.
Green and NDP activists want the cap far tighter and are skeptical any Liberal minister will actually halt new oil sands expansion.

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