Carbon Pricing   on emptying Canadians' pockets with the carbon tax instead of helping them by cancelling it?

Carbon Pricing   further by taking more off their paycheques and is going to take even more and cause even more suffering when he triple, triple, triples his failed carbon tax scam. Will the Prime Minister show some humility and take the tax off so that Canadians can keep the heat on?

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, maybe they should start taxing the hot air coming out of the minister's mouth. Canadians are watching the hypocrisy of the Liberal government taking more under its failed carbon tax scam while emissions go up because it has missed every climate change target it has

Carbon Pricing  Mr. Speaker, after eight years of the Prime Minister's carbon tax, Canadians continue to struggle. They continue to struggle to be able to heat their homes, to be able to feed their families, to be able to commute to work. After eight years, things are not looking better

Carbon Pricing   billion invested in a company that does not actually exist. Who is paying for it? Well, people are now seeing the bills on their home heating, which has doubled with higher gas prices and, of course, when our farmers and truckers are taxed with a carbon tax, they have to raise

Liberal Party of Canada   Canadians by imposing a carbon tax. A tax plan is not an environmental plan. Enough is enough. Canadians are in crisis mode and looking for disciplined, principled leadership. Canada's Conservatives will keep the heat on and take the tax off.

The Economy   the gatekeepers and put out this inflationary fire. It is time to get the Liberals out of the way so Conservatives, led by the member for Carleton, can clean up this mess and ensure Canadians can keep the heat on by taking the carbon tax off.

Business of Supply   80% in the course. Have the Liberals read the second report and will they finally acknowledge that when we factor in all the costs throughout the economy that most Canadians lose on the carbon tax?

Business of Supply   not support that either. They voted against an excess profit tax on oil and gas companies that would have made big oil pay their fair share. Since we are talking about a carbon tax, and the Conservatives are opposed to that, I am wondering if they are for making big oil companies pay

Business of Supply   are having trouble putting food on the table. This goes directly to that. The carbon tax trickles down through the entire supply chain. We are seeing food inflation at a 40-year high and one of the key contributors to that is the Liberal carbon tax. If we get rid of the carbon tax

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, the Parliamentary Budget Officer has stated that eight out of 10 households have a net benefit and that they receive more money than they pay on the price on pollution or, as the member refers to it, the carbon tax. When the Parliamentary Budget Officer makes

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, I do not know any parliamentarian who would say that getting rid of tax is not a tax break. If we get rid of the carbon tax, then, yes, it is a tax break, because Canadians would not be paying the tax. However, the numbers I quoted from Finance Canada, their own

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his speech. Obviously, I find this whole debate on the carbon tax a bit tiresome and I look forward to moving on to other things. One of the other things we could talk about is what we can do to really encourage industries to go green. I am

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, this is the frustration that I think many Canadian farmers are feeling. We have an elected member saying that he is finding this discussion on the carbon tax tiresome. I would ask him to talk to farmers across Canada who are doing everything they can to be green

Business of Supply   wonder if my colleague has any thoughts about how the carbon tax disproportionately affects women and the people who are vulnerable in our society.