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Sask. premier says change in federal government the only way to solve carbon tax dispute

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Sask. Premier Scott Moe says the dispute over Ottawa's carbon pricing plan likely won't end without a change in the federal government. Moe and six other premiers have called for a halt to the planned increase. The federal carbon price on fuel, or carbon backstop, applies to Alberta, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.

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Sask. premier says change in federal government the only way to solve carbon tax dispute

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and six other premiers have called for a halt to the planned increase to Ottawa's carbon pricing plan — to $80 per tonne from $65 — scheduled for April 1.

1 month ago·Canada

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