Instructions Using your critical thinking skills and the information from both "Canada-aimine to shift to all zero-emission electric vehicles by 2035. Federal government" and "Are electric cars green'? The answer is ves. but it's complicated "and you will plan and make a letter to the editor arguing your standpoint. You need to use the steps below and this template to structure and organize your letter to the editor. Letter to the Editor Template (Based on the Standard Essay Structure) Editor's Name Foodism Toronto Twenty Two Media Group Ltd. 14 Duncan St Suite 300 Toronto, ON M5H 3G8 Date Dear Editor's Name, Introduction Paragraph: 1. Hook: Capture the editor's attention by getting the editor to think about the issue you want to focus on in your letter. 2. Background Information: Summarize the article you are referencing. 3. Thesis: State your position on the article you are responding to. Body Paragraph 1: 1. Topic Sentence: State the reason for your position on the ar responding to le vou al 1. Topic Sentence: State the reason for your position on the article you are responding to. 2. Support: Back up your reason with relevant examples and convincing but logical explanations. Touch on why your position matters and why people should care. This will help justify and validate your position. Cite any information you use. 3. Concluding Sentence: Summarize your reason for your position on the article. Body Paragraph 2: 1. Topic Sentence: Based on your position on the article, state what you would like to see happen. This might be a call-to-action, a recommendation, or food-for-thought. Remember that readers read the letters to the editor, so it's not just the editor who will see this! 2. Support: Back up what you would like to see happen with relevant examples and convincing but logical explanations. Explain why you want people to change the way they feel, think, or act, as well as how they can do so. This will help justify and validate your position. Cite any information you use. 3. Concluding Sentence: Summarize what you would like to see happen based on your position on the article. Conclusion Paragraph: 1. Recap: Use fresh language to restate your thesis and the main points you covered in your letter. 2. Reiterate: Reiterate your call-to-action, recommendation, or food-for-thought to emphasize what you would like to see happen. Sincerely, Your Name References Author's Last Name, First Initial, Second Initial if Given. (Year of Publication, Month Day if Given). Title of article: Subtitle if any. Name of Magazine, Volume Number(Issue Number if Given), first page number-last page number if given