Opposition smoke clouds home heating realities. Politics factor heavily in the carbon tax debate. So do regional disparities and oil company profits.
By Ian Pattison
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By 2030, 80% of households in five of the seven provinces, will pay more in carbon taxes that they get back in rebates.
By 2030, 80% of households in five of the seven provinces, will pay more in carbon taxes that they get back in rebates.
By 2030, 80% of households in five of the seven provinces, will pay more in carbon taxes that they get back in rebates.
OPINION | Ottawa needs to fight more effectively for the carbon tax In an environment where misinformation thrives, and where one side has repeatedly shown its willingness to spread it about the carbon tax, the Trudeau Liberals may have to fight fire with something other than wood, says Max Fawcett. Social Sharing Lies and deceit keep spreading because feds have done a lousy job explaining how tax and rebates work Posted: Jan 19, 2021 5:00 AM MT | Last Updated: January 20 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the federal government have done a very poor job of explaining the carbon tax to Canadia...