Blog post by Kathleen Cooper, Senior Researcher on October 25, 2016 Over 600,000 homes across Canada are estimated to have above-guideline radon levels. That’s a lot of houses where lung cancer risk is elevated. It turns out many of those homes are…
Media Release The following 93 federal ridings are estimated to have greater than 10% of homes with above-guideline radon levels Those MPs names in bold and marked with * are sixteen ridings estimated to have more than 20% of homes above…
Title: To all Federal MPs - Will you support a federal tax credit for radon mitigation? Resource Type: Letter Content: L-all-MPs-radon-tax-credit # of Pages: 4 Date authored: October 20, 2016 Author/s: Kathleen Cooper Author Organization: Canadian Environmental Law Association
Title: A tax credit for Canadians to offset radon mitigation costs Pre-budget consultation submission to Finance Minister Bill Morneau and Health Minister Jane Philpott Resource Type: Letter, Response to Consultation Content: Radon-Tax-Credit-Federal-Budget # of Pages: 3 Date authored: January 29,…
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Title: Group calls for more radon testing, mitigation help This article originally appeared in the January 22, 2016, issue of The Lawyers Weekly published by LexisNexis Canada Inc. Resource Type: Article Content: The-Lawyers-Weekly-January-22-2016-Radon # of Pages: 1 Date authored: January…
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Blog post by Kathleen Cooper, Senior Researcher and Paralegal on January 18, 2016 Faced with a seemingly infinite number of environmental health issues to work on at CELA, we make choices. Guided by population health approaches, we focus attention on issues where…
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