Bernard Généreux at the Industry, Science and Technology Committee

I understand, but in Quebec, the carbon tax doesn't apply directly, because we have a cap-and-trade system.

Since Quebec doesn't produce 100% of the food it consumes, it imports food from other parts of Canada. Quebec produces a lot of milk, but not as much beef as Alberta. Needless to say, we eat steak in Quebec.

Does the carbon tax also affect Quebec consumers?