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Canada Oil And Gas Operations Act With respect to discriminatory grants or subsidies, it does not need them, nor does it want them, with new environmental taxes like a carbon tax and wasteful job creation programs. That is my submission on Bill C-6.
March 11th, 1994House debate
Jim SilyeReform
The Budget The government was wise to heed the wishes of Canadians and back off proposals for reducing RRSP contribution levels and for instituting new taxes like a carbon tax. The fact remains that too many Canadians are responding to excessive taxation by going into the underground economy or taking their capital out of the country. Those of us who recognize the seriousness of this problem need to provide taxpayers with some other options.
March 9th, 1994House debate
Preston ManningReform
Taxation Thousands of customers, investors and workers involved in the production, distribution and consumption of fossil fuels wish to make direct and effect representation to the government to dissuade it from instituting a carbon tax. Is the government willing to receive and respond to these representations prior to finalizing its 1994-95 budget?
February 2nd, 1994House debate
Preston ManningReform
Taxation Mr. Speaker, I must say the first time I heard somebody raise the issue of a carbon tax was when it was raised by the leader of the Reform Party. I would also say that when I was in Calgary I met with groups on that particular issue. I am certainly prepared between now and the date of the budget to meet with other groups.
February 2nd, 1994House debate
Paul MartinLiberal
Pre-Budget Consultations Rumours have persisted for weeks, to the point at which they are now considered more than rumours, that the finance minister is considering imposing a carbon tax on the producers and consumers of fossil fuels. This tax would no doubt be presented as an environmental measure, but since it will not apply to the nuclear waste outputs of Ontario Hydro nuclear plants or to hectares flooded by hydro electric companies like Quebec Hydro, it will have a particularly onerous and discriminatory effect on Alberta's petroleum, coal and utility sectors.
February 1st, 1994House debate
Preston ManningReform
Speech From The Throne If the Liberals wonder why western Canadians are uptight about the potential imposition of a carbon tax they need only look at the results of the national energy plan which was only a thinly disguised revenue grab from western Canada to central Canada. We still suffer from the residue.
January 27th, 1994House debate
Jim AbbottReform
Speech From The Throne I am very concerned this government may be considering taxes on petroleum products or a carbon tax. It may be tempted to go that route, but it would have to think very carefully because we already tax our resources in this area. We do that now. Any thought about such an initiative has to be very closely looked at.
January 27th, 1994House debate
Jean CharestProgressive Conservative
Taxation If the federal budget, notwithstanding the minister's strong representations, were to contain a carbon tax or the repeal of the Public Utilities Income Tax Transfer Act, would the minister be willing to resign?
January 25th, 1994House debate
Preston ManningReform
Taxation I know that you and members of your caucus have been invited to participate in that process. I look forward to having you and others make their views known in relation to the carbon tax on Saturday.
January 25th, 1994House debate
Anne McLellanLiberal
Taxation These insinuations have led to concerns especially in Alberta that the government is considering the institution of a carbon tax to be paid by the producers and users of fossil fuels. As the Minister of Natural Resources and as the member for Edmonton Northwest, will the minister make strong representations to the finance minister pointing out the discriminatory aspects of such a tax and its potentially negative impacts on development and jobs in the petroleum sector?
January 25th, 1994House debate
Preston ManningReform