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Will household rebates really make Canadians warm to a carbon price?
Opinion: Despite assumptions that rebates would effectively buy Canadians’ support for a carbon tax, there’s no clear evidence that happened in B.C.
The Trans Mountain expansion isn’t dead. But delays will be costly.
Trevor Tombe: A court ruling quashing the expansion is a setback for the Trans Mountain pipeline, Alberta’s energy industry, and the provincial government. But it’s not the end of the road.
Kathleen Wynne exits as she governed—a micro-manager
Opinion: The Liberal leader and her colleagues at Queen’s Park were never able to help themselves
Three Ontario parties. Zero fiscal discipline.
The parties share one thing in common: No credible plan to tackle the province’s fiscal mess
Canada’s media is in thrall to China
A new study of three major Canadian newspapers finds their coverage bolsters Chinese economic interests while glossing over its human rights problems.
Both the NDP and UCP support a price on carbon. It’s time we admit it.
It may sound odd, especially in today’s highly polarized Alberta, but Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley have more in common when it comes to carbon pricing than most realize
The winners and losers if Alberta returns to a flat tax system
Lindsay Tedds: As the province debates the merits of a less progressive tax system, voters will have to make tradeoffs that help and punish different income earners