Feds end consumer carbon price under Carney Ottawa move targets Trudeau policy
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the immediate abolition of the consumer fuel charge, effective April 1 2025, while the industrial carbon price remains. Rebates will be paid for the next quarter in April as the policy shifts focus to big polluters amid ongoing political debate.
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Quebec towns brace for tariff sting on aluminum
Mayors in Quebec say 25 percent tariffs will not trigger mass layoffs. Alouette in Sept-Iles with 950 workers can reorient exports to Asia as needed. Baie-Comeau and Deschambault-Grondines report little impact yet, while Cyrill AMP on Montreal’s South Shore trims hours and lays off staff. Experts expect limited disruption for primary producers due to contracts and hydro power.
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