Of course.
Figure 2-1 shows that both tax revenues and the price of carbon will increase significantly between 2019 and 2024. However, the price of carbon will increase by 150%, at a higher rate than revenues. This means that carbon intensity will decrease.
The percentages shown—-15%, -7%, -4%, -6%, -6% and -6%—are those of the greenhouse gas reductions to be expected in each province. The most significant decline is in Saskatchewan because that province relies heavily on fossil fuels for its electricity. That dependence is lower in Ontario.