Canada Scraps Consumer Carbon Tax After Poltical Strife
The first act of Mark Carney as prime minister ends the federal consumer carbon tax amid long rising opposition. The policy faces defeat from Conservative critics, populist movements, and internal Liberal missteps, shifting focus to industrial pricing and imports. Ryan M. Katz-Rosene analyzes the political dynamics behind the repeal.
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Carney scrutinized as Canadian leader choice in Troy Media column
Troy Media columnist Pat Murphy weighs Carney as plan maker and ideological balance. He notes his finance pedigree from Goldman Sachs to Bank of England, argues profits and fears of Brexit style warnings, and contrasts zero carbon policy with carbon taxation.
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Letter to the Editor on Trump meddling in Canadian election
A reader condemns U S President Donald Trump for meddling in Canada’s federal election citing his praise of Liberal leaders and remarks after talks with Mark Carney. The letter questions foreign interference and urges the president to mind his own business.
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