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Business of Supply as a result of the carbon tax.” Stats Canada figures prove that without the carbon tax applied to home heating, the inflation rate would decline. I have a couple of questions. They hired over 400 employees to administer the plan at a cost of $200 million. Do we know how many trees
April 9th, 2024House debate
Anna RobertsConservative
Government Operations committee If we assume that the impact is 0.15%, this means that inflation is a little higher because of the carbon tax. For example, inflation without the carbon tax will be 2.85%, and with the carbon tax, it will be 3%.
March 27th, 2024Committee meeting
Yves Giroux
Carbon Pricing , that the carbon tax itself was contributing 0.4% to the inflation rate in Canada. Instead of 6.8%, without the carbon tax, we would have an inflation rate of 6.4%. That amount is going to increase by about 1.3 times, so about 0.52% of our inflation rate is going to be part and parcel
February 6th, 2023House debate
Greg McLeanConservative
Carbon Pricing Mr. Speaker, Nova Scotia surpassed the Liberal federal government's 2030 emission targets already and will reach net zero by 2050 without a carbon tax, but those Liberals today are imposing one. That carbon tax is going to add $360 to a tank of home heating oil when 40
November 22nd, 2022House debate
Rick PerkinsConservative
Carbon Pricing struggled last winter, and now their oil bill has nearly doubled. That is without the carbon tax. In the new year, the carbon tax will add another 20% to their home heating bill. Will the Liberal government stop forcing the carbon tax down the throats of Canadians?
November 22nd, 2022House debate
Clifford SmallConservative
Finance committee in the recent COP report. This tax policy is a failure as an environmental policy, I think, and clearly, if we've been driven down to 58 out of 63.... Candidly, the Harper government had a much better record on emissions than the Trudeau government. That's just the fact. Without the carbon
November 16th, 2022Committee meeting
Philip LawrenceConservative
Cost of Living Relief Act, No. 1 (Targeted Tax Relief) on the logistics chain, and it is compounded and then passed on to consumers. However, it has not reduced our emissions in Canada. In the U.S., there has been a reduction in emissions without a carbon tax. I wonder if the parliamentary secretary can explain to the House how that could
October 4th, 2022House debate
Clifford SmallConservative
Taxation Mr. Speaker, the minister does not know that the program only covers 3% of the people in Atlantic Canada. What are the other 97% supposed to do? Nova Scotia has surpassed the 2030 carbon reduction emission targets and will reach net zero by 2050 without a carbon tax. Nova Scotia
September 20th, 2022House debate
Rick PerkinsConservative
Agriculture committee the federal government put more research into this? I know that even with natural gas prices, with or without the carbon tax, that can still be a very volatile fuel source on international markets, so that stability won't always be there as much as farmers would like. Please give us what
May 2nd, 2022Committee meeting
Natural Resources committee I know the committee has heard from Professor Jaccard on this matter. Strictly speaking, from an economics perspective, these targets could be reached without a carbon tax. I think that from a practical perspective, when I look at where Canada is today, my answer is, no, we
June 18th, 2021Committee meeting
Bora Plumptre
Agriculture committee it. There are no programs that are designed around that. We just cobble together what we can as programs come and go. I would encourage you, when you're doing your programs, to think of conservation. Each of those 50 factories will save $350 for every tonne of carbon they avoid. That's without a carbon
May 13th, 2021Committee meeting
Bruce Taylor
Public Accounts committee Yes, so Mr. Leswick misspoke there. In addition, is that GST always returned to Canadians, or is that an additional cost that wouldn't exist without the carbon tax that's not always returned to the taxpayers?
March 9th, 2021Committee meeting
Philip LawrenceConservative
Environment committee Yes, there's been lots of academic research done on the B.C. carbon tax. It's the perfect study that economists love to do, a nice case study. It's shown that emissions would have gone up much more without the carbon tax in there. The example I use with my students is that I
October 23rd, 2018Committee meeting
Keith Stewart
Business of Supply that its carbon emissions had already dropped by 14%, which is better than half of the Canadian provinces. The Prime Minister rejected that plan and imposed the tax anyway. Why? It is because P.E.I. said that it would meet its emissions reduction targets without a carbon tax
May 7th, 2019House debate
Jamie SchmaleConservative
Environment committee , which is the challenge that you face as well. That's why I offer the technology, to increase the elasticity of demand, so that the impact upon people is less and they have an opportunity to save energy, save money, and reduce carbon emissions without the carbon taxes. That's
January 30th, 2019Committee meeting
Todd Myers