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27 April, 2019 — Premier criticizes report that says most Sask. households come out ahead despite carbon tax  CBC.caSaskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is responding to a report on the carbon tax tabled by the parliamentary budget office which says most households in this ...

27 April, 2019 — Carbon rebate will be more than carbon tax for most people  Lethbridge News NowOTTAWA — Canada's budget watchdog agrees with the federal government's claim that Canadians are going to get more from the climate change tax rebate ...

27 April, 2019 — Carbon rebate will be more than carbon tax for most people  Lethbridge News NowOTTAWA - Canada's budget watchdog agrees with the federal government's claim that Canadians are going to get m...

26 April, 2019 — COYNE: Political grandstanding could cost us both a pipeline and the carbon tax  The Journal PioneerBetween Liberals trying to be clever and Conservatives playing at being dumb, Canada's attempt to manage the energy/climate change file is shaping up as a ...

26 April, 2019 — Andrew Coyne: Political grandstanding could cost us both a pipeline and the carbon tax  National PostThe 'grand bargain' Canadians were promised was carbon pricing in exchange for building pipelines. We were supposed to have both. Will we end up with ...

26 April, 2019 — COYNE: Political grandstanding could cost us both a pipeline and the carbon tax  Cape Breton PostBetween Liberals trying to be clever and Conservatives playing at being dumb, Canada's attempt to manage the energy/climate change file is shaping up as a ...

26 April, 2019 — COYNE: Political grandstanding could cost us both a pipeline and the carbon tax  Cape Breton PostBetween Liberals trying to be clever and Conservatives playing at being dumb, Canada's attempt to manage the energy/climate change file is shaping up as a ...

26 April, 2019 — Coyne: Political grandstanding could cost us both a pipeline and the carbon tax  Ottawa CitizenThe 'grand bargain' Canadians were promised was carbon pricing in exchange for building pipelines. We were supposed to have both. Will we end up with ...

26 April, 2019 — Coyne: Political grandstanding could cost us both a pipeline and the carbon tax  The ProvinceThe 'grand bargain' Canadians were promised was carbon pricing in exchange for building pipelines. We were supposed both. Will we end up with neither?

26 April, 2019 — Chris Selley: Trudeau's carbon-intensive vacations send a curious message to Canadians  National PostRobert Kokonis, president of the aviation consultancy AirTrav, told the Financial Post this week that by 2030, a family of four could “easily” be paying $600 in ...