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Misinformation won: How divisive politics doomed Canada’s carbon tax

New research suggests Canadian opposition to the carbon tax was based on misinformation, partisan politics and serious misconceptions about how much it was costing them at the pumps.

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Misinformation won: How divisive politics doomed Canada’s carbon tax

New research suggests Canadian opposition to the carbon tax was based on misinformation, partisan politics and serious misconceptions about how much it was costing them at the pumps.

3 days ago·Boston, United States

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The Conversation broke the news in Boston, United States 3 days ago on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

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