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By Dan Merica, CNN
updated 2:14 PM EST, Mon December 1, 2014
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Washington (CNN) -- Hillary Clinton will likely run for president of the United States. But forgive the U.S.'s neighbors to the North for thinking the former secretary of state is considering a bid at prime minster, too.
Since leaving the State Department in 2013, Hillary Clinton has headlined six events in Canada and organizers in the country announced two more appearances in two different provinces on Monday.
Clinton will speak at an event in Winnipeg, Manitoba sponsored by CIBC, a large bank in Canada, on January 21, 2015, according to this ticket page. That same day, Clinton will speak at a similar event - also sponsored by CIBC, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, according to a press release.
The opportunities in Canada not only allow her to make money off of speaker fees, but it gives her a platform to discuss global affairs and her time running the State Department, a subject she's pretty comfortable revisiting.
With the addition of these appearances, Clinton has now headlined events in six of Canada's ten provinces (the country also has three territories). Her other appearances include:
June 20, 2013 in Toronto, Ontario for Unique Lives and Experiences.
March 5, 2014 in Vancouver, British Columbia for Board of Trade's Women's Leadership Circle
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Dec 1, 2014 10:56pm
In an address to an environmental group that fiercely opposes the Keystone XL pipeline Monday evening, Hillary Clinton made no mention of the project.
At a fundraising dinner for the League of Conservation Voters, Clinton spent most of her speech expressing support for the presidents environmental policies, the need to stay vigilant in combating climate change and the risks around natural gas drilling, but she ignored the pipeline. The group has worked to kill its construction.
The possible 2016 presidential candidate praised the unprecedented action President Obama has taken on climate change saying it must be protected at all costs.
The science of climate change is unforgiving, no matter what the deniers may say, sea levels are rising, ice caps are melting, storms, droughts and wildfires are wreaking havoc, Clinton said. The political challenges are also unforgiving, there is no getting around the fact the kind of ambitious response required to effectively combat climate change is going to be a tough sell at home and around the world at a time when so many countries including our own are grappling with slow growth and stretched budgets.
Clinton said technological advancements are likely the key to solving climate change urging the crowd to dare greatly and lead boldly in order to protect our heritage and preserve our future.
If we act decisively now we can still head off the most catastrophic consequences, Clinton said. After her speech, Clinton sat with environmental activists including Democratic donor and Keystone opponent Tom Steyer.
The decision to ignore Keystone was especially interesting because earlier Monday evening she appeared at a New York City fundraiser for Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu who is in a tough run-off in Louisiana. Landrieu strongly supports construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, on the other end of the environmental issue spectrum to the League of Conservation Voters.
Clinton has not weighed in on whether she supports Keystone, dodging questions on the issue previously, despite pressure from both Republicans to state her position as well as the progressive wing of the Democratic Party to not only weigh in, but to oppose the pipeline. Clinton has said since she oversaw the permitting process for the project it would be inappropriate for her to state her position.
Gene Karpinski, president of the League of Conservation Voters spoke before Clinton and mentioned Keystone calling it dirty and dangerous, but speaking to reporters after the event he said its not critical at this moment for Clinton to express support for their side of the issue.
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Hillary Clinton Sidesteps Keystone Pipeline in Speech to Environmental Group
By Dan Merica, CNN
updated 2:14 PM EST, Mon December 1, 2014
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Washington (CNN) -- Hillary Clinton will likely run for president of the United States. But forgive the U.S.'s neighbors to the North for thinking the former secretary of state is considering a bid at prime minster, too.
Since leaving the State Department in 2013, Hillary Clinton has headlined six events in Canada and organizers in the country announced two more appearances in two different provinces on Monday.
Clinton will speak at an event in Winnipeg, Manitoba sponsored by CIBC, a large bank in Canada, on January 21, 2015, according to this ticket page. That same day, Clinton will speak at a similar event - also sponsored by CIBC, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, according to a press release.
The opportunities in Canada not only allow her to make money off of speaker fees, but it gives her a platform to discuss global affairs and her time running the State Department, a subject she's pretty comfortable revisiting.
With the addition of these appearances, Clinton has now headlined events in six of Canada's ten provinces (the country also has three territories). Her other appearances include:
June 20, 2013 in Toronto, Ontario for Unique Lives and Experiences.
March 5, 2014 in Vancouver, British Columbia for Board of Trade's Women's Leadership Circle
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