US EditionPrime Minister Mark Carney cabinet terminates consumer carbon price
- British Columbia Premier David Eby announced the elimination of the carbon tax after the federal requirement was dropped by Ottawa's new Prime Minister Mark Carney.
- Eby stated that British Columbia will not raise the carbon tax from $80 to $95 per tonne on April 1 as previously scheduled.
- Eby acknowledged that scrapping the tax means many families will lose previously available credits, impacting the projected budget deficit of almost $11 billion.
- B.C. Green MLA Jeremy Valeriote expressed concerns about the absence of climate action alternatives following the carbon tax's elimination.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney reduces carbon tax to zero
From LifeSiteNews By Clare Marie Merkowsky Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre warned, ‘Carbon Tax Carney is pausing the carbon tax until after the election when he no longer needs your vote but still needs your money.’ Mark Carney, as his first move as Prime Minister of Canada, has dropped the infamous carbon tax. Moments after his March 14 swearing in, Prime Minister Carney signed legislation to reduce the consumer carbon tax rate on …
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