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Canada Petroleum Resources Act such as the rumoured carbon tax could dramatically curtail growth in this sector, throwing many thousands of people out of work. There must be a balance between environmental concerns and jobs for young Canadians. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources, Canada is expected to remain a net
May 9th, 1994House debate
Jay HillReform
Carbon Tax Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Minister of Finance. Recently the former and current premiers of Alberta, as well as senior oil patch executives, voiced their concerns about the imposition of a carbon tax. When questioned by my colleague from Prince George-Peace River
May 26th, 1994House debate
Cliff BreitkreuzReform
Carbon Tax Mr. Speaker, I do not think the hon. member has been listening over the last little while. The only place I have heard a carbon tax mentioned is on the Reform Party. We have never mentioned a carbon tax. We are not in the business of doing that. It seems the Reform Party is.
May 26th, 1994House debate
Doug PetersLiberal
Carbon Tax to the speculation and just answer the question? Is the government considering a carbon tax. Yes or no.
May 26th, 1994House debate
Cliff BreitkreuzReform
Carbon Tax Mr. Speaker, I do not know which part of the word "no" he does not understand. We have never mentioned a carbon tax. Read the red book. Is it found in the red book? No, it is not in the red book. It is not a part of our policy, period.
May 26th, 1994House debate
Doug PetersLiberal
Supply for Canadian business to remain internationally competitive, the Reform Party believes it would be advisable that Canada not get too far ahead of its major trading partners in issues like greening of national accounts or imposition of green or carbon taxes. In the context of this speech
June 7th, 1994House debate
Jim AbbottReform
Taxation Mr. Speaker, I do not think that the leader of the Reform Party will be more successful with this trial balloon that he is trying to scare people with than with the so-called carbon tax that he invented, something we were not even talking about. Having nothing else to do
September 20th, 1994House debate
Jean ChrétienLiberal
Registered Retirement Savings Plan Mr. Speaker, I keep hearing about new taxes from the Reform Party. I do not hear the Minister of Finance discussing new taxes. First I heard of a carbon tax. Now I hear of a tax on RRSPs. All these suggestions of new taxes come from members of the Reform Party and not a single
September 23rd, 1994House debate
Doug PetersLiberal
Department Of Natural Resources Act on which the emphasis is on non-renewable to renewable sources of energy and should move more rapidly to the implementation of policies that reinforce and accelerate the movement toward more efficient use of energy. I am not talking of a carbon tax, although we all know that one day
September 27th, 1994House debate
Charles CacciaLiberal
Department Of Natural Resources Act taxes; those taxes already exist. If the thrust of the question of the hon. member is whether I would recommend policies related to the introduction of a carbon tax then we are talking of something completely different. A tax on gasoline or on coal or on gas as I said exists already
September 27th, 1994House debate
Charles CacciaLiberal
Department Of Natural Resources Act and it adds a world of meaning to that clause. I mentioned the woodland improvement act. Our forest resources need protection, development and sustainable development if we are to continue to be a world leader in these things. With respect to a carbon tax I have a few comments. If we
September 27th, 1994House debate
John FinlayLiberal
Department Of Natural Resources Act opinion of the inclusion of a definition of sustainable development in the legislation? Second, maybe he could confirm the rather strong position taken by the Prime Minister with respect to a carbon tax.
September 27th, 1994House debate
George S. RideoutLiberal
Department Of Natural Resources Act Madam Speaker, in spite of the fact that this government continues to tell us that a carbon tax or a green tax is not a consideration, it continues to come up in the news almost daily. Therefore, it continues to be of concern to us who come from those resource producing regions
October 17th, 1994House debate
Dave ChattersReform
Taxation Mr. Speaker, the Deputy Prime Minister knows that every time Canadians go to fill up their gas tanks with $25 worth of gas, it costs $12.50 in federal and provincial taxes. Yet through her rather uncharacteristic silence she has implied that even higher gasoline and carbon taxes
October 18th, 1994House debate
Ray SpeakerReform
Court Challenges Program with the majority of society. Perhaps even more alarming is the fact that the Liberals managed to find almost $3 million floating in some abyss to fund this wasteful program. Yet this same level of government is contemplating raising personal taxes, implementing a carbon tax, taxing RRSP
October 27th, 1994House debate
Hugh HanrahanReform