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Carbon Tax  It is time to start listening to Canadians from coast to coast to coast and to cancel the carbon tax.

October 4th, 2023House debate

Shelby Kramp-NeumanConservative

Carbon Tax  When Ottawa is taking more money out of Quebeckers' pockets, I call that a tax. The second carbon tax applies in Quebec. Who voted in favour of that legislation on June 5? The Bloc Québécois. What is worse, yesterday, members of the Bloc had the opportunity to fix their mistake, but they did not.

October 5th, 2023House debate

Joël GodinConservative

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  We have a responsibility to draft laws to ensure that equality. The Conservatives would have us believe that the carbon tax is the only thing driving up grocery prices, but if that were the case, then the CEOs' profits would not be growing in the way we have seen them grow. If they were just passing along the increased costs from inflation or from the carbon tax, Loblaws, Sobeys and Metro would not have made $3.6 billion in combined profits in 2022.

October 5th, 2023House debate

Lindsay MathyssenNDP

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  Will my colleague tell the truth that the Conservatives are really fighting for the two out of 10 families that are not getting a carbon tax rebate back and that they are actually just trying to distract from reality?

October 5th, 2023House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  That would cripple industry in our country. The truth is that grocery store prices have had a 56 times increase than the carbon tax impact on food and services, and 26 times in terms of the corporate greed and profit when it comes to grocery stores. I want to put things in perspective.

October 5th, 2023House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  One thing I did not hear in his speech was about corporate profits when it came to grocery prices. We know that corporate profits are contributing over 25 times the impact than the carbon tax, according to the Governor of the Bank of Canada. He cites that the carbon tax is 0.15% in terms of its contributions to the overall impact of inflation. I would like to hear whether my colleague believes there should be an excess profit tax on the big grocery stores like Sobeys, Metro and Loblaws, which had a $3.6-billion profit just last year alone.

October 5th, 2023House debate

Gord JohnsNDP

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  Canadians do not need more photo ops. They need more food on their tables. The Liberal-NDP policies, such as the carbon tax, do nothing for the environment, but they do punish Canadians. They make everything more expensive, including heating their homes, putting food on their tables and putting gas in their cars.

October 5th, 2023House debate

Arpan KhannaConservative

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  Over the last year, the price of fuel has increased, as a result of the carbon tax, by 2¢ per litre. The price of fuel has increased by wholesale margins, in other words, profits, by 18¢ per litre. Can the member for Timmins—James Bay provide some insight as to why the Conservatives are so hung up on talking about the increase of 2¢ per litre as it relates to the carbon tax and not the 18¢ per litre as it relates to the profits received by these oil companies?

October 3rd, 2023House debate

Mark GerretsenLiberal

Affordable Housing and Groceries Act  For example, the other day, they were telling us that the price of potatoes in Calgary had gone up 70% because of the carbon tax. Calgary does not get its potatoes from P.E.I. It gets them from Idaho, which does not pay a carbon tax. In Idaho, the reason the price of potatoes went up is because of the climate crisis that is ongoing in the west.

October 3rd, 2023House debate

Charlie AngusNDP

Natural Resources committee  However, the complexity of Canadian energy policies is amplified by what I call the layering, chaining and clashing of policies across energy systems. For example, carbon taxes for heavy emitters are layered with many layers of policy, often federal stacked on top of provincial. Then policies are chained. For example, a carbon tax on a producer of natural gas is chained with the spectre of emissions caps and looming clean electricity regulations on natural gas power plant operators that then go buy that natural gas.

October 4th, 2023Committee meeting

Peter Tertzakian

Carbon Pricing  Will the Prime Minister and his friend, the leader of the Bloc Québécois, cancel their travel plans and the carbon tax to protect the environment and Quebeckers' wallets?

October 4th, 2023House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, after eight long, painful, costly years, this carbon tax is not worth the cost. It is not just me saying it. The Liberal member for Avalon has said, “We're punishing the rural areas of our country and the most vulnerable people in our society.”

October 4th, 2023House debate

Pierre PoilievreConservative

Carbon Pricing  Quebeckers are having to find a second job to get by. Meanwhile, what does the government decide to do? It adds a carbon tax that increases everyone's cost of living. What is more, it has the Bloc's support. Quebeckers are not buying it. The Bloc Québécois voted against repealing this tax on June 5 and claims it does not apply in Quebec.

October 4th, 2023House debate

Richard MartelConservative

Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act  Speaker, since 2019, we have seen net profits of the oil and gas sector go up by over 1,000% and the refining sector by 40%, and we know the product they make is directly contributing to climate change, causing billions of dollars in damage and great harm to our agricultural sector. The Conservatives want us to believe a magical fairytale that it is somehow the carbon tax's fault. Would my hon. friend agree that this is a fundamentally unserious party when it comes to dealing with the causes of climate change and inflation? It is about time they got off their unicorn and started being level with Canadians.

October 6th, 2023House debate

Alistair MacGregorNDP

Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Atlantic Accord Implementation Act  Will the member stand with his colleague on behalf of the people in Canada who are struggling under the carbon tax system? Will they support us in removing it from the backs of Canadians?

October 6th, 2023House debate

Cathay WagantallConservative