carbon tax

Opinion: The Ontario Progressive Conservatives have created a fiscal and environmental hole for themselves they have no clear way to fill

The final panel at the annual gathering of Canadian conservatives was a debate focused around a list of real alternatives to a carbon tax

Opinion: If the Trans Mountain project succeeds, it will be because Alberta played ball with the federal government on climate policy

Opinion: Wynne is wrong when she claims the Conservative carbon tax plan will cost families more than cap and trade and do less to cut emissions

Opinion: Why a rising carbon tax that follows the federal benchmark rules and is fully revenue-neutral may be the best option for Ontario—and Canada

Opinion: The B.C. NDP’s changes in the budget update still fall short of what is needed for the province to meet its emissions reduction targets

The federal government’s discussion paper on the so-called ’backstop’ remains unclear on what it will do with carbon revenues

A recent study doesn’t prove revenue-neutral carbon taxes are a myth. It proves that governments have to be held accountable.

The Liberals should admit that its commitment to carbon reduction is increasingly untenable, writes a former TransCanada exec

How to determine whether the Alberta government’s $645-million energy efficiency program, paid for with carbon tax revenue, is money well spent