carbon pricing

Most Canadians believe action should be taken on climate change, and of all the options available, carbon pricing comes with the lowest economic costs

Slapping a carbon price on Canadian goods weakens the ability of Canadians to compete, and measures meant to mitigate the impact won’t work

From Trump’s anti-free trade stance to Canada’s stalled economic growth, Evan Solomon examines the most perplexing problems facing Canada in the year ahead

Claims that carbon pricing will lead to skyrocketing price increases throughout the economy are misplaced at best—and misleading at worst

The Trudeau government has yet to answer fundamental questions about both its climate and energy development policy plans

The agreement between Ottawa and all but two of the provinces is the result of negotiation and compromise—though two red flags remain

Even with Trump’s victory, a smart, well-designed carbon pricing policy that addresses competitiveness concerns still makes economic and environmental sense

Canada needs a carbon pricing plan but Ottawa’s proposal is flawed, writes a former top pipeline executive. The right should offer fixes, not denialism.

Trudeau Report Card: Year two will reveal the government’s true face on climate change

There is a great deal of confusion among both supporters and opponents of carbon pricing about what it can and cannot do to reduce emissions