Advocacy News
On September 17, 2021, the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks posted a proposed administrative penalties regulation under the Resource Recovery and Circular Economy Act, 2016 to strengthen enforcement tools for regulatory non-compliance. The CPA will participate in a webinar on October 6, 2021 on a proposed regulation.
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The Progressive Conservatives won the Nova Scotia provincial election on August 17, 2021, and the CPA did not waste any time getting in contact with the new government. The CPA sent letters to new Premier Tim Houston, ministers of climate change and environment, energy and natural resources, public works (responsible for transportation) and municipal affairs and housing.
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The CPA ran a very active social media campaign during the 2021 federal election. The campaign focused on social media posts for CPA head office use and for members to use in amplifying priority messages as part of public discourse around the vote. The campaign included a social media toolkit for members and both organic (Facebook and Twitter) and paid (Facebook) posts on CPA accounts.
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Propane Training Institute
CPA News
Despite the evolving restrictions across Canada due to the pandemic, the CPA hosted a successful and safe in-person event, with 52 members attending the Alberta seminar that took place on September 10. The CPA also supported the B.C. seminar, with 45 members in attendance and 17 virtual participants, which also successfully took place on September 14.
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Industry News
CPA member Maxquip’s auto propane system supplier, Prins Augutos, is celebrating 35 years this year. The company was founded 35 years ago on September 12 in Eindhoven (NL) developing and supplying LPG systems. The Dutch engineer Yde Prins started ‘Prins Carburatiesystemen’ in the early 80’s but it was in 1986 that Ad Smulders took over the company and started Prins Autogassystemen B.V.
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