Former Ontario independent MPP and Conservative leadership candidate Roman Baber asked people to not bother he and his partner on their date night. .“Me and the lady will drive my V6 Jeep to the store that still gives out plastic bags,” said Baber in a tweet. .“Then drink alcohol while cooking red meat on her gas stove.”.Baber was joking about gas vehicles because of a briefing note from Natural Resources Canada revealed January 16 which said Canadians thrown out of work by climate change programs can receive new jobs elsewhere. .READ MORE: Feds say Canadians losing jobs to climate change programs can become janitors, truckers.“Some green jobs will not require workers with green skills to perform their jobs, i.e. janitor or driver working for a solar energy company,” said the memo. .The memo said more than 2.7 million Canadians face significant disruptions in sectors which will be affected by climate change programs..Baber was commenting on alcohol because the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSUA) said January 17 people should avoid drinking it to experience the benefits of sobriety. .READ MORE: LAST CALL: Canadian addictions group says more than two drinks a week causes health risks.“Research shows no amount or kind of alcohol is good for your health,” said the CCSUA. .The CCSUA said drinking alcohol has negative consequences. It said the more alcohol people drink per week, “the more the consequences add up.” .Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre joked about Baber’s date night. .“Someone arrest this dangerous man,” said Poilievre. .Canadian independent journalist the Pleb asked Baber to respect the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. .“This gas stove is literally killing people,” said the Pleb.
