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Alberta to unveil climate-change strategy Sunday

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley speaks at the Alberta Legislature Oct. 27, 2015. Tom Vernon, Global News

EDMONTON — The government of Alberta is set to unveil its climate-change strategy.

Premier Rachel Notley and Environment and Parks Minister Shannon Phillips will be on hand to discuss details about Alberta’s Climate Leadership Plan during a news conference Sunday afternoon.

Earlier this month, Notley said the province’s plan will include very significant changes that will put Alberta on what she calls a progressive and balanced path forward.

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“We are going to do what we think we can do to improve our record in a way that not only supports Albertans but supports Albertans for generations to come,” she said.

READ MORE: Alberta to release part of climate-change plan a week before Paris meeting

Sunday’s news conference comes a week before Notley is scheduled to head to Paris for a global conference on climate change.

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The United Nations summit on climate change is to take place in the French capital from Nov. 30 to Dec. 11.

With files from The Canadian Press. 

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