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2 May, 2019 — Ottawa leaves small businesses to pay the heaviest price for its climate agenda Financial PostOpinion: The $12-million grant to Loblaws has deeply offended small-business owners from coast to coast.

2 May, 2019 — What's the plan? Explaining the N.L. climate change strategy CBC.caTo prevent the worst effects of climate change, every corner of the world needs to do its part.

2 May, 2019 — Small Businesses Still in the Dark About Carbon Tax Rebates Manitoba PostWINNIPEG - Small businesses have gone a full month without information about the grants and rebates promised to them under the federal carbon tax in ...

2 May, 2019 — Trudeau’s action on climate change is falling short of success Red Deer AdvocateAt first glance, Justin Trudeau's Liberals seem well-placed to fight an election centred on climate change.

2 May, 2019 — Opinion | When Doug Ford tweets about gas prices, people listen — and learn TheRecord.comOne month ago, Doug Ford sent dozens of tweets urging people to “fill your gas tank before the federal carbon tax” comes into effect. Martin Regg Cohn is here ...

2 May, 2019 — The true measure of BC's carbon tax Policy OptionsBritish Columbia has done well to contain a decade of greenhouse gas emissions. As its economy has boomed, demands for energy have soared.

2 May, 2019 — Letters: May 2, 2019 Winnipeg SunRace distraction Re: “Scheer fires back at Trudeau's 'white supremacist' charge,” Lorrie Goldstein, April 25. Andrew Scheer is a 'white supremacist'? If Trudeau's ...

2 May, 2019 — Ontario Green party parodies Doug Ford's carbon tax stickers CBC.caThe Green Party of Ontario is unveiling its own version of the Ford government's anti-carbon tax sticker Thursday, with a similar graphic design, lettering and ...

2 May, 2019 — Pallister not being straight with flat carbon tax claims Winnipeg Free PressOn April 4, Premier Brian Pallister was interviewed by Vassy Kapelos for the CBC program Power and Politics regarding his government's decision to take the ...

1 May, 2019 — No, you don’t have to choose. Canada should say ‘Yes’ to both carbon taxes and pipelines The Globe and MailCanadians can choose both. Pardon the pun, but it's not a pipe dream. It shouldn't even be all that difficult. We know what to do. But politics, on the left and the ...