What happens if the United States decides to pursue cap-and-trade?
As previously noted , the Harper government was keen to pursue a continental cap-and-trade system in 2008 and 2009. At the time it...
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So what was the 2008 election about then?
Talking to the House this weekend, Peter Kent discussed the National Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy and carbon...
Backing the bus over John Baird
John Baird was thrown under the bus on Tuesday. Yesterday, the president of the National Roundtable reversed the bus back over the...
The Conservatives on cap-and-trade: yes, no and maybe
Before throwing the Foreign Affairs Minister under the bus yesterday afternoon, Peter Kent actually concurred with Mr. Baird on...
Throwing John Baird under the bus
Pressed this afternoon to explain John Baird’s linking of the National Roundtable’s demise to its support for a carbon...
The carbon tax: history’s greatest monster
Without amendment or correction, John Baird’s warning that a carbon tax would kill your family is now preserved for eternity in...
Stephen Harper’s risky, job-killing carbon tax
In reciting the party talking points yesterday afternoon, Jeff Watson charged that Thomas Mulcair would "bring back a...
Where did Jack Layton stand?
The current crop of candidates are measured against the late Jack Layton - but it’s complicated
Topp v. Mulcair on cap-and-trade
Brian Topp chats with Rabble readers and challenges Thomas Mulcair’s cap-and-trade plans.
The question of the weekend
Liberals are spending much of the day discussing the concept of "evidence-based policy"—this curious and revolutionary and...