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Forestry for these crazy carbon tax credits, why do we not use that money to help Canadian industry develop an alternative for countries like China or India so that they will no longer be dependent on burning fossil fuels and creating the CO 2 ? That is the innovative way that the Conservative Party
December 13th, 2004House debate
Jim AbbottConservative
The Budget everywhere. For us in western Canada that would be the national energy program too. That would be a carbon tax. There is no other word for it. On Thursday the minister gave me his verbal commitment that there will be no carbon tax. I say that here because I want that on the record. I
March 7th, 2005House debate
Bob MillsConservative
Committees of the House that this was not the way to go. The government should not take an environment bill and sneak it in the back door under a budget and ultimately plan it to be a carbon tax. That is just not advisable. If the government had someone who understood the issue it would certainly have given that advice. I
April 5th, 2005House debate
Bob MillsConservative
The Environment Mr. Speaker, the following is what three senior Liberals are saying about the environment minister's hidden Kyoto agenda to use CEPA to push a carbon tax. The environment committee chair said, “CO 2 is not a toxic risk to human health”. The finance chair said that he had
April 5th, 2005House debate
Jeff WatsonConservative
The Environment door to push a carbon tax, or is it the present environment minister?
April 5th, 2005House debate
Jeff WatsonConservative
Budget Implementation Act, 2005 firms. It is shocking that they would even consider doing that, but they just might. On the CEPA clause, the Liberals took it out of the budget. They are going to give us a win. Where does it appear? They are going to administer this new plan using CEPA, a carbon tax on Canadians
April 13th, 2005House debate
Bob MillsConservative
The Environment for a backdoor carbon tax by using CEPA, which is a toxic reductions bill. All of this betrays the Liberals' ignorance of the economic and energy realities of our country. Canada's emissions reduction targets under the Kyoto accord are clearly unattainable and the Liberal government's plan
April 18th, 2005House debate
Bob MillsConservative
Budget Implementation Act, 2005 know it will not be places where some of us come from because obviously that would not help get any vote, so let us not try and hide this. We are telling corporations that they can buy credits and contribute to the tech fund or we will fine them. We will set up a carbon tax and we
June 15th, 2005House debate
Bob MillsConservative
Business of Supply the government in its approach that tax cuts should be general? One thing I have heard from Bloc members is their continual cry about carbon dioxide et cetera. They know that the most effective way to cut it is by implementing a carbon tax which would be a tax on gasoline. Does his party
June 1st, 2006House debate
Bradley TrostConservative
The Environment will not do. For example, the hon. member for Etobicoke—Lakeshore, an aspirant to the Liberal leadership on the weekend, says that we need some form of carbon tax, I guess some kind of new national energy program. That is something this government will never do.
June 12th, 2006House debate
Stephen HarperConservative
The Environment will not be able to meet our Kyoto targets by the deadline for compliance. Now the Liberal leadership candidate for Etobicoke—Lakeshore is suggesting that Canada impose an economically devastating carbon tax. Could the natural resources minister tell us what the government's position
June 12th, 2006House debate
Chris WarkentinConservative
The Environment Mr. Speaker, I understand that the member for Etobicoke--Lakeshore is now suggesting a carbon tax on Canadians. Not only does the old Liberal Party want to spend billions of dollars buying hot air credits in Russia, to add insult to injury, it wants to impose a new carbon tax
June 12th, 2006House debate
Gary LunnConservative
Environment committee Mr. Jaccard, you said that if we were serious about reducing greenhouse gas--and I look forward to reading your book, and you've already answered regarding the carbon tax in clarification. You're recommending strongly that we have a graduated scheme. My background is in local
November 9th, 2006Committee meeting
Mark WarawaConservative
Canada's Clean Air Act investment in new technology, but we will not use a carbon tax, because the only people who end up paying are Canadian taxpayers and we think that they have paid enough through their health. Under a Conservative government, it will only be the polluter that will pay. Any industry
December 4th, 2006House debate
Rona AmbroseConservative
Environment committee members want to respond to as well, because it does get into this whole issue of punishment and carbon taxes and so on. Mr. Rodriguez's new leader has been unclear on the subject of carbon tax. In fact, Mr. Rodriguez knows the failed leadership candidate, Mr. Ignatieff, supported
December 7th, 2006Committee meeting
Maurice VellacottConservative