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Trudeau says premiers complaining about carbon price didn't pitch better ideas

Canadian leaders are slowing down due to concerns about inflation and the high cost of living, with some wanting to testify before a House of Commons committee.
Canada's carbon pricing system is not a significant driver of inflation, according to Prime Minister Trudeau, who aims to address this "misconception".
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will appear via videoconference before the committee to discuss the matter.

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CTV News

Trudeau writes to premiers opposed to carbon tax, says he's open to 'credible' alternatives

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has joined the flurry of political leaders penning open letters about the carbon tax, publishing a formal response to Canadian premiers opposed to the marquee Liberal policy, imploring them to come up with a better climate action plan.

1 month ago·Canada

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CBC News

Trudeau says conservative premiers are lying about carbon pricing

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says conservative politicians across Canada, including premiers, are lying to Canadians about the carbon price.

1 month ago·Canada

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Winnipeg Free Press

Trudeau says premiers complaining about carbon price didn't pitch better ideas

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pushing back against premiers who are asking him to cancel an upcoming increase to the federal carbon price, saying they have not proposed […]

1 month ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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National Post

Trudeau says premiers complaining about carbon tax didn’t pitch better ideas

The carbon tax is set to increase by $15 a tonne — from $65 to $80. Increase expected to add three cents to the cost of a litre of gasoline

1 month ago·Canada

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The Toronto Star

Conservative premiers are lying about carbon pricing: Trudeau

At a House of Commons committee, Premier Scott Moe also insisted the carbon price makes it harder for families and businesses to lower their emissions.

1 month ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Epoch Times

Sask. Premier Speaks Against Carbon Tax at House Committee, Says He Considered Alternatives

Premier Scott Moe says his government has considered alternatives to Ottawa’s carbon tax but they too would have come at the expense of Saskatchewan families and businesses, making them no better than the federal pricing system. The Saskatchewan premier was the first of four provincial premiers to testify before a House of Commons committee this week about the impact the April 1 increase to the federal carbon tax will have on their provinces. Hi…

1 month ago·New York, United States

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