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[Opinion] Carbon pricing is widely misunderstood. Nearly half of Canadians don’t know that it’s rebated or that it amounts to just one-twentieth of overall price increases

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Pierre Poilievre insists that the system of carbon pricing is an unfair burden on Canadians. While it hurts at the gas pump and the grocery check-out, it's paid back in the form of those Climate Action Incentive payments deposited in your bank account four times a year. University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe estimates that the carbon price is responsible for less than one per cent of grocery price increases.

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Carbon pricing is widely misunderstood. Nearly half of Canadians don’t know that it’s rebated or that it amounts to just one-twentieth of overall price increases

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