Good move this...doubling the tax credit for volunteer firefighters to $6000:

So Premier Moe from Saskatchewan says he looked at all of the other options to put a price on pollution, and all were more expensive than the federal regime now in place. Now, we have this from Premier Higgs in New Brunswick:

Inflation...challenges....we're not alone, but so far we're doing better:

Canada’s AI advantage is undeniable.

We’re investing to secure that advantage – and the immense economic potential that AI holds – for generations to come.

Step-by-step, we're re-tooling Canada's industrial sector to excel in the new, emerging economy. Partnering with forward-looking enterprises in green energy and AI is one way to get it done. And we're doing it.

His diet does not consist of rage, revulsion & anger. He doesn't speak in slogans like an annoying radio ad. But he's helping to build real homes for real people. Some leaders want to build. Others want to tear down. The choice isn't about who they are. It's about who we are.

Not broken, not broke...and Canada's anxious times are coming to an end -- that's what the signs are indicating according to this: thestar.com/business/opini…

And furthermore...how much of that 'not much' do you think we would see if the impact of carbon taxes was removed?

Sad to hear of Iona Campagnolo's passing yesterday. We shared some radio days together in northern BC. A thoroughly lovely person in every way.

This, and the comments that follow, perfectly bracket Mr. Poilievre.

Seems all the gasoline price hysterics out there are unaware the price goes up from January to summer every year, carbon levy or not.
And just look where the price sits today compared to two years ago, all under Trudeau.
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Every example posted that shows the impact of carbon pricing on the cost of living stimulates a whole bunch of 'yeah-but's'. OK, here's an analysis of the whole stem-to-stern impact along supply chains: policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/dece…

Someone else did the math:

This not a leader interested in dividing people and communities.

This makes total sense

The 2024 federal budget will support a National School Food Program that will help 400,000 kids from lower income families get a decent meal while they attend classes.

Please let this not be AI generated....but rather a good example of a Conservative extolling the virtues of what is actually a conservative idea: a price on carbon.

Right then, the carbon tax went up by 3.3 cents per liter....but at the pump this morning? 10 cents more than last night. So who's driving up 'the price of everything' Mr. P???