Chantal Dupuis

Since the letter to Ontario's government regarding the Exoneration from the Drive Clean program's obligation for car registration, I have received three (3) responses. On March 17th 2015, I received an acknowledgment from The Ministry of Transportation: On March 24th 2015, I received a reply from the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change: On March 30th 2015, I received a two pages conjoint reply from Ontario's Premier and the Minister of the Environment and Climate Change:

Ottawa, February 17th 2015. Premier of Ontario, Service Ontario The Honourable Kathleen O. Wynne Minister of Transportation, The Honourable Steven Del Duca Minister of the Environment and Climate Change, The Honourable Glen Murray    SUBJECT: Exoneration from the Drive Clean Program's obligations for reasons of Conscience Dear Ministers, I am writing to you jointly because you represent all of the accountable bodies for the Drive Clean program : Service Ontario, the ministry of Transportation and the ministry of the Environment and Climate Change. This letter is to signify my refusal to comply with the Drive Clean program in order to obtain a legal registration for my personal use vehicles, the mandatory Safety Standards Certificate shall be enough. Many reasons led to this decision.    The Drive Clean program requires that an emission test be performed on my car for pollution reduction goals by the government of Ontario. At first it sounds laudab