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31 January, 2019 — Letters to the Editor, Feb. 01  The Kingston Whig-StandardNOT THE BETTER WAYAnother snowy or cold day, another day the good people of Scarborough who depend on public transit had to endure the shutdown of ...

31 January, 2019 — Brand Trudeau is not what it used to be  The Globe and MailThe 2019 election is shaping up to be a referendum on Justin Trudeau's leadership, which is odd. After only a few years in power, the Prime Minister should not ...

31 January, 2019 — Carbon tax bill proposed for Maine is a bad idea  Seacoastonline.comJan. 26 — To the Editor:After I noticed an article in the Portsmouth Herald dated Jan. 20 regarding a Carbon Tax Proposal, I sent an email to Kittery ...

31 January, 2019 — For a measure of cap and trade success, look to the northeast  Salem ReporterQuebec implemented it's cap and trade system six years ago. In that time, it has dealt with strife, such as other provinces dropping out of the program, but today ...

31 January, 2019 — Eric Bunnell's People: More than books at the library  St. Thomas Times-JournalThis certainly is not your grandparents' library. Why, there's not even any books!But your grandfolks likely would feel right at home browsing the collection.This is ...

31 January, 2019 — Andrew Scheer targets carbon tax, muses on northern development at mining conference  Alaska Highway NewsA Conservative government would implement policies that would make resources industries in Canada very happy, and drive environmentalists apoplectic.

31 January, 2019 — Your family income growth is probably the slowest in Canada by a wide margin: Ontario's Financial Accountability Officer  BayTodaySignificant structural changes in Ontario's economy and labour market, including a rise in part-time and temporary work, underpin many of these outcomes.

31 January, 2019 — Costs of the Green New Deal | TheHill  The HillWith the government reopened (at least for now), Speaker Nancy Pelosi is poised to begin advancing her party's policy agenda.

31 January, 2019 — Sheer puts a target on foreign-funded activism  Business in VancouverA Conservative government would implement policies that would make resources industries in Canada very happy, and drive environmentalists apoplectic.

31 January, 2019 — Lawmakers and citizens take aim at carbon tax  Addison County IndependentBRIDPORT — Carbon tax. It was a political land mine that few state politicians wanted to step on during last year's campaign, and there appears to be little ...