Carbon pricing

GHG emissions likely to rise if Conservatives win April 28 election

The three-legged stool is the way to net zero by 2050

Mark Carney has given us a sensible next step after the carbon tax. We need to take it.

Neither effective nor fair: it’s time to replace the federal carbon tax

Climate policy is missing in action in Saskatchewan election

A Conservative government may axe the carbon tax but then may have to bring it back

Regulators should remain independent as Canada moves away from fossil fuels

Why the carbon tax often costs more in Atlantic Canada

Emissions will rise under Conservative climate plan

Northern priorities and carbon pricing

Manitoba’s fickle relationship with carbon pricing

Quebec’s political consensus over carbon price system

Saskatchewan’s long history of rejecting carbon pricing

Lessons from British Columbia’s carbon tax

Ontario’s carbon price experience is a cautionary tale

New Brunswick’s timid foray into carbon pricing

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The Evolution of Carbon Pricing in the Provinces

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The fleeting Canadian harmony on carbon pricing

No, Canada cannot get credit for its low-carbon exports

Carbon tax court references a chapter in fed-prov power struggle

The true measure of BC’s carbon tax

Carbon taxes can be both good policy and good politics

Canada’s carbon pricing systems already need a redesign

We need a common sense climate policy

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