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26 March, 2019 — Sen. Mark Schoesler: Inslee and friends still haven't gotten message on carbon fees and taxes  The Spokesman-ReviewRepeated slap-downs by voters haven't persuaded Gov. Inslee and his allies to end their quest to force Washingtonians to swallow costly new energy policies.

26 March, 2019 — People Before Profit: Carbon Taxes Won’t Stop Climate Change – We Need More Radical Action  TheJournal.ieFossil fuels are already taxed to the hilt and people haven't moved to electric vehicles for one simple reason – they cannot afford to, writes Brian O'Boyle.

26 March, 2019 — United We Roll  The Argus.caProtest in Ottawa highlights key issues as federal election draws closer. By Greg McGrath-Goudie, News Editor. On February 14th, a convoy of nearly 170 trucks ...

26 March, 2019 — Taxes fall for most B.C. households under NDP rule, according to Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives  Straight.comThe bottom 90 percent of households will see a drop in provincial taxes from 9.1 percent of income in 2016 to 7.9 percent in 2020, according to economist Alex ...

26 March, 2019 — 60s Expected Wednesday - Biggest Storms Detour South of Minnesota  Minneapolis Star TribuneHolding my breath, that for the next few weeks spikes in warmth aren't accompanied by heavy rain, which would accelerate snow melt and increase the potential ...

25 March, 2019 — Fine Gael accused of attempting to dilute key climate action target  The Irish TimesFF spokesman on climate action says party would support raising carbon taxes incrementally.

25 March, 2019 — Bell: Team Trudeau won't help Notley now  Calgary SunTeam Trudeau is in town. No love for Notley.You could hear the protesters shouting: “Build that pipe! Build that pipe!”You could hear the vehicles passing by and ...

25 March, 2019 — Canadian oilfield services firms bringing in more revenue from U.S. operations  CBC.caLarge Canadian oilfield services companies with operations in the U.S. are now earning more of their revenue south of the border than they are in Canada, ...

25 March, 2019 — Nutrien, Mosaic not happy with Sask’s production tax changes  CTV NewsThe elimination of credits and deductions to the potash production tax is a big change for Mosiac, said Sarah Fedorchuk, vice president public affairs and ...

25 March, 2019 — Garth Rowswell aiming to reduce regulations for oil and gas, agriculture  My Lloydminster NowGarth Rowswell has hit the ground running with his campaign. The UCP candidate for Vermilion-Lloydminster-Wainwright has been knocking on businesses ...