Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, I thank the minister for his speech. I want to talk about the shortcomings of the carbon tax. In April 2022, the commissioner of the environment and sustainable development analyzed carbon pricing, focusing on how the program was designed. He wondered whether

Business of Supply   was in favour of imposing a carbon tax one day, against it the next, and then in favour of it again the day after that. The Conservatives are still doing the same thing today. I would also like to remind my colleague that institutions such as the International Energy Agency

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, the member actually highlights how effective the slogan is. He repeated it twice, so I thank him for doing that. When it comes to what the Conservatives are proposing, which is to cut the carbon tax, not only would it help Quebec, Quebeckers, Quebec businesses

Business of Supply   with more taxes and with more carbon tax. They need to axe the tax and let Canadians keep more money in their pockets.

Business of Supply   of the equivalent of “Oui, papa” or “Pop-Sac-À-Vie-Sau-Sec-Fi-Co-Pin”, or even “Je n'aurais jamais assez de Sugar-Crisp”. At some point, if the slogan is not working, it is time to get a new one. The motion the Conservatives are moving today is against the carbon tax. In Quebec, we do not have

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, I want to point out that this is the fifth out of eight supply days that the Conservatives have used to talk about the carbon tax. Every time, the Conservatives' solutions involve depriving the government of revenue. They are not presenting solutions that would

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, what I am hearing is that the NDP-Liberal plan to triple, triple, triple the carbon tax will do nothing to fight climate change. The NDP has nothing to say about workers. It has abandoned workers. The NDP members believe that the greedy government, of which

Business of Supply  , triple the destructive carbon tax and add a second one on top of it. The reckless spending by the current government started even before the COVID–19 pandemic. The Prime Minister's promise of $10 billion was broken when, even before the pandemic, he had already spent $100 billion

Business of Supply  moved: That, given that, (i) the Bank of Canada governor has admitted that the carbon tax contributes to inflation, (ii) the Parliamentary Budget Officer says that households will pay more in carbon tax costs than they get back, (iii) the government plans to triple

Agriculture committee  % of the world's processing tomatoes, 20 times what we do here in Canada. It just set its price to growers at $138 U.S. f.o.b the field, which is about $184 Canadian. California growers are facing cost pressures. In Canada, growers here are facing those very same cost pressures plus the carbon

Carbon Pricing   the statistics that say we are lower. In fact, we are not, though. The member did talk about the Parliamentary Budget Officer. If he is going to talk about the Parliamentary Budget Officer, he is going to have to pay attention to his other report that says the carbon tax is costing Canadians

Carbon Pricing  Madam Speaker, on November 22, 2022, I rose in the House and asked a question of the government linking taxes, carbon taxes in particular, with the rate of inflation we are experiencing in Canada. I used the example of Japan and the decisions they are making to address inflation

Carbon Pricing   to introduce and triple the carbon tax will only make things worse for Nova Scotians. To keep Maynard from starving and going homeless, will the Liberals axe their planned carbon tax for Nova Scotians?

Carbon Pricing   for the next 11 months. The carbon tax, by design, is inflationary. An easy cure to help make eating and heating more affordable for Maynard would be to cancel the Liberal plan to impose a cruel carbon tax on Nova Scotians.

Carbon Pricing   have doubled. The carbon tax is not helping. Community fridges are being emptied as quickly as they are being filled. Working families are using food banks, and moms are struggling to pay to keep the rooves over their heads. When will the Prime Minister realize the pain he