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4 February, 2019 — Letter: Get on board with carbon tax  Brattleboro ReformerEditor of the Reformer, How puzzling that our governor is willing to support a tax on e-cigs of over 90% (as he should) to protect our young adults, but won't ...

4 February, 2019 — Awaiting the NWT's budget, a city hopes for a windfall  Cabin RadioThe NWT government will reveal its budget for 2019-20 on Wednesday. Municipalities like Yellowknife hope it addresses a longstanding funding gap.

4 February, 2019 — Moe not concerned about cabinet ministers attending yellow vest protests  Saskatoon StarPhoenixThe premier says Greg Ottenbreit and Lori Carr were acting in their capacity as MLAs when they attended the controversial group's events.

4 February, 2019 — A bold new plan to tackle climate change ignores economic orthodoxy  The EconomistAS DEALS GO, the New one was a big one. Franklin Roosevelt's plan to yank America out of depression permanently altered the contours of the country's ...

4 February, 2019 — A bold new plan to tackle climate change ignores economic orthodoxy  The EconomistAS DEALS GO, the New one was a big one. Franklin Roosevelt's plan to yank America out of depression permanently altered the contours of the country's ...

4 February, 2019 — Sask. premier 'not concerned' with cabinet ministers attending yellow vest rallies  CBC.caSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he has no issue with his cabinet ministers attending yellow vest rallies. Last month, Minister of Highways Lori Carr ...

4 February, 2019 — Deal or no deal? Manitoba, Ottawa still negotiating top-up mental health, home-care funding  CBC.caSeventeen months after signing a health funding agreement-in-principle, the Manitoba and federal governments are still wrangling over a bilateral deal to get ...

4 February, 2019 — Sask. files papers defending federal rights in B.C. Trans Mountain case  Edmonton JournalSaskatchewan thinks the feds should have the final say on major pipelines — but not on the coming carbon tax.

4 February, 2019 — Sask. files papers defending federal rights in B.C. Trans Mountain case  Regina Leader-PostSaskatchewan thinks the feds should have the final say on major pipelines — but not on the coming carbon tax.

4 February, 2019 — News - Should We Tax Greenhouse Gases?  The Heartland InstituteA group of distinguished economists, including Nobel prize winners and past Council of Economic Advisors members, recently supported a carbon tax. A group ...