What is an example of a public policy (choose all that apply): A light rail transit route through Hamilton's downtown is approved by City Council Plastic bags are banned by the federal government for use in commercial transactions A plan to combat homelessness in the province is approved by the legislature and will be delivered to Cities in the province by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing A anti-smoking policy is developed for McMaster main campus The grocery store develops a no plastic bag policy A company decides to become a b-corp

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