The Liberal Party is celebrating the cancellation of the carbon tax, attributing the decision to Mark Carney. The move is expected to lower gas prices by 17.6 cents per liter starting April 1. However, critics question whether this was a courageous policy shift or a politically motivated retreat. Meanwhile, Carney faces scrutiny over his financial interests, with accusations of a lack of transparency regarding investments in Bermuda. As the political landscape shifts, the debate over climate policy and economic strategy continues to intensify.
Finally, some common sense—taxing people just to exist was never the answer!
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Mark Carney Killed the Carbon Tax. Was It Courage or Cowardice?
The Liberal Party is taking a victory lap, calling the end of the tax “action for Canadians” and promising that the price of gasoline will come down 17.6 cents on April 1. “Mark Carney got it done,” the party posted on X above an image that reads, “Mark Carney cancelled the carbon tax.” They’re in on team responsive government.
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