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Jack Mintz: We're hitting 'peak carbon tax' sooner than Ottawa planned - Vimarsana News

Jack Mintz: We're hitting 'peak carbon tax' sooner than Ottawa planned

Economics says carbon taxes are the least-cost way of reducing emissions, but politics says they're on their way out. Keep reading.

Breakenridge: Ottawa undermines credibility on carbon tax, to Alberta's advantage - Vimarsana News

Breakenridge: Ottawa undermines credibility on carbon tax, to Alberta's advantage

The federal government has long rejected the idea the carbon tax is contributing to the cost of living crisis. That ended last Thursday.  

The next PM? Plus other letters, Oct. 10: 'Mark Carney would probably make an excellent prime minister' - Vimarsana News

The next PM? Plus other letters, Oct. 10: 'Mark Carney would probably make an excellent prime minister'

In today’s letters to the editor: Mark Carney; the ArriveCan app; Secret Canada; Scott Moe; Ontario Liberal leadership race; the Trans Mountain pipeline; inflation and interest rates; grassland; amphibians and extinction

Morning Update: Military drops case against Lieutenant-General Steven Whelan, citing available evidence - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Military drops case against Lieutenant-General Steven Whelan, citing available evidence

The surprise move came midway through Whelan’s court martial and just as the defence was expected to cross-examine the key witness

Globe Climate: Noise pollution drowns out voices under the sea, threatening marine life - Vimarsana News

Globe Climate: Noise pollution drowns out voices under the sea, threatening marine life

Researchers are calling to stop pollution of the soundscapes fish use to navigate and communicate before a coming surge in sea traffic makes things worse