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Prime Minister Mark Carney cabinet terminates consumer carbon price

British Columbia will eliminate the carbon tax entirely, as announced by Premier David Eby on March 14, 2025, during a town hall at Simon Fraser University.
Eby acknowledged that this decision means many families will not receive credits funded by the carbon tax and that the finance ministry is exploring budget adjustments.
The elimination of the carbon tax raises questions about its impact on British Columbia's projected $11 billion deficit and the absence of compensatory credits for families.
B.C. Green Party interim leader Jeremy Valeriote criticized the decision, stating it leaves many questions unanswered regarding future climate action alternatives.

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