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Business of Supply  Speaker, as far as the cost of living in northern communities, while aviation fuel might be exempt from the carbon tax, what about the cost of fuel for transportation from the stores back to people's homes? I imagine people in northern communities live further away from grocery stores. How much does the carbon tax impact that cost?

June 4th, 2024House debate

Dan MazierConservative

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, we have spent three minutes without talking about the carbon tax. I think that is a record. I thank my colleague for reminding us of his political position. We can work on the production costs of groceries, but the Conservatives always lean toward the most polluting option.

June 4th, 2024House debate

Jean-Denis GaronBloc

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, carbon tax is included in interprovincial travel, so the member might be surprised to learn that carbon tax is added to those fuel bills. However, we agree on the fact that to tackle these monopolies and oligopolies we need more competition.

June 4th, 2024House debate

Ryan WilliamsConservative

Committees of the House  Speaker, the member for Peterborough—Kawartha continues the Conservative thesis that the carbon tax is the primary driving factor behind the skyrocketing food prices we have seen. However, the numbers have actually been crunched, and it increases prices by a tiny amount. Trevor Tombe at the University of Calgary found that the carbon tax increases food prices by 0.3%.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Taylor BachrachNDP

Committees of the House  I will go back to Brian Haass, who owns Haass Acres, and my interview with him. I said to him that people did not really understand how significant the carbon tax is on their day-to-day life, and he said that he really believed people did not “grasp the gravity of this carbon tax” in how it affects their day-to-day lives. He said, “It affects absolutely every facet of your life.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Michelle FerreriConservative

Business of Supply  It was going to lower prices by Thanksgiving. Nothing happened from that. As to the NDP's plan on the carbon tax, the NDP knows that it is out of touch to want to quadruple the carbon tax from the pain already being caused. The NDP talks a big game. I will put our record, when we were in government, of lower grocery prices against the NDP record any day of the week.

June 4th, 2024House debate

Eric DuncanConservative

Committees of the House  The carbon tax is the only thing they have to talk about. It could be the solution to menopause, it could be the solution if your car breaks down. Axing the carbon tax is the solution to everything.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Jean-Denis GaronBloc

Carbon Tax  However, despite the historic cost of living crisis his tax-and-spend inflationary agenda caused, and even though 70% of Canadians and premiers want him to spike the hike, he will quadruple the carbon tax to make everything more expensive for all Canadians anyway. This year alone, the carbon tax will cost Alberta families nearly $3,000, while one in five Albertans is going hungry and 60,000 Alberta kids have to access food banks to survive.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Shannon StubbsConservative

Committees of the House  We will see who is misleading Canadians. In my speech, I was very clear. I talked about the carbon tax. The Parliamentary Budget Officer has debunked the member's assertion about what people get back versus what they pay. Take into account the economic cost of the carbon tax, and that is what it is: a tax.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Pat KellyConservative

Pharmacare Act  The PBO came out and said that he has their analysis, but he just cannot share it because the Liberals will not share it. They have a carbon tax analysis that shows six out of 10 Canadians pay more in carbon tax than they get back in rebate. That being said, I will just sum up my three minutes with this comment from the great Margaret Thatcher.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Philip LawrenceConservative

Taxation  Thanks to our pollution pricing system, a family of four living in provinces where the fuel tax applies can receive up to $1,800 under the base carbon tax rebate this year. We are not just fighting climate change, we are also giving money back to Canadians. I want to make it clear that the federal government retains none of the direct proceeds from the federal pollution pricing system.

June 5th, 2024House debate

Francis DrouinLiberal

Public Complaints and Review Commission Act  Given the disaster we have seen over the last years, if they were to call an election, bring it on. We want to have that carbon tax election, and we have no confidence in the government. Nonetheless, Liberals complain about their own failures to pass legislation when they are the ones that undermine the passage of their own legislation by constantly resetting the clock.

June 4th, 2024House debate

Garnett GenuisConservative

Public Complaints and Review Commission Act  We could talk about how the government has made life so expensive with its reckless spending that has caused inflation and its carbon tax that has caused grocery prices to get more expensive, but that is another conversation. Imagine this youth who is struggling to put food on the table. He may live with five or more other people in a two-bedroom apartment.

June 4th, 2024House debate

Brad RedekoppConservative

Pharmacare Act  Instead, what we have is a doubling of housing prices, rents, down payments, interest rates and mortgage payments, and another broken promise. Oh yes, the carbon tax would not cost Canadians anything and we now know from the PBO that in fact that is not true. The Prime Minister promised taxes would go down. He promised safe streets and instead we have chaos, crime and drugs on our streets and social disorder.

June 3rd, 2024House debate

Ed FastConservative

Business of Supply  At 0.3%, it would mean that, if a bag of groceries goes up a dollar, that is an infinitesimally small amount. A third of a cent on that dollar would be the impact of the carbon tax. I think we need to keep things in perspective. It is not that there is no impact, but when we look at the profits these companies are raking in, the effect of that on the prices that people are paying is dozens of times higher.

June 4th, 2024House debate

Taylor BachrachNDP