Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, we will not take any lessons from the worst immigration and housing minister in Canadian history. Now we have Mark “carbon tax” Carney preaching the same radical agenda in his Liberal leadership like the current Prime Minister. He will not denounce the Liberal

Finance   will rescue them, they are about to be sorely disappointed. Mark “carbon tax” Carney continued his Liberal leadership campaign in the Senate yesterday, where he pushed the same radical agenda, endorsed the current Prime Minister's carbon tax and could not come up with even a penny to cut

Science and Research committee  As I said, I'm not an expert on the government's legislation for the carbon tax. We're doing primary research, but my understanding, as I think it's very well understood in the scientific community and among economists, is that globally carbon taxes have worked well. I think

Natural Resources committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you, colleagues. Certainly when the government uses revenue from Canadians from the carbon tax in the budget and Canadians can't actually see the direct line between the cash grab that the government takes through the carbon tax and the innovation

Carbon Pricing   whole time in office has been tax increase after tax increase after tax increase, particularly, in the case that we have talked about tonight, the carbon tax increase. My colleague across the way spoke about all of the agricultural rebates that are available for the carbon tax

Carbon Pricing   that total visits to the food banks it serves have increased by 10% to almost 14,000. After nine years of this carbon tax rhetoric, I get that it is hard for the Prime Minister to admit he is not worth the cost, but the facts speak for themselves. When will he admit his failed carbon

Carbon Pricing   food to make ends meet. The cost of food, fuelled by the carbon tax and inflation, is causing families to suffer. When will the Prime Minister admit his carbon tax scheme has failed and axe the tax?

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023   for raising taxes, especially carbon taxes, has intentionally caused pain and suffering for Canadians. The MP for Whitby actually said here in the House that Canadians should be prepared for a painful transition to net zero. What government or oppressive ideology intentionally wants

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023  Mr. Speaker, I would note that my hon. colleague comes from northern Canada, as do I. Where we come from, the distances are large and the climate is cold, and the carbon tax is costing all of our constituents a lot of money just to live. Would the hon. member agree with us

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023  Madam Speaker, I have been paying keen attention to gas prices in my riding. From February to March of this year, the price jumped by 30¢ a litre, from $1.59 to $1.89. When the British Columbia carbon tax came into effect on April 1, it jumped up by only three cents. Only a week

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023  , the government has had policy after policy that continues to kneecap this sector. By 2030, the carbon tax will cost ag producers $1 billion a year; this will come out of the pockets of our agriculture producers across the country. Can one imagine the innovations that they could have

Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2023  Madam Speaker, the hon. member just compared the carbon tax to advertising against cigarettes. In the same way advertising against cigarettes helped bring down the usage rate, I believe the argument she is making is that a carbon tax would also bring down the usage rate of fuels.

Business of the House   if you can inform the House of a couple of very important items. The House passed a motion ordering the Prime Minister to host a carbon tax conference within a certain time period after the motion was adopted. The government has about a week left, so can the government House leader

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, the NDP-Liberal government has made life even more unaffordable for Canadians by raising the wacko carbon tax by 23%. Gas, groceries and everything else is making life more and more expensive, especially for those living in rural, small-town communities, where

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, we know that is disinformation. Canadians looking at their bank account know that the carbon tax hurts. After all, the government continues to classify small-town and rural communities as urban, making them ineligible for the rural rebate and forcing them to pay