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Proponents of a carbon tax love to point to BC as an example of a carbon tax that didn’t hurt the economy. The problem is – they missed the key point. The original carbon tax legislation gave back all the money raised to individuals and business through lower income taxes. Now the NDP’s changed that.
The Alberta provincial election may bring the chickens home to roost for the BC and Federal governments thanks to their insensitivity to the financial and social hardship their “actions” have caused for so many people living and working in Alberta.
Try this exercise in expanding your intellectual horizons. We dare you. Although we don’t think many will given the intellectual bubble that most of us chose to live in.
Size matters – see if you can wrap your head around this astounding stat. Plus a shocker that has everyone paying more.
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BC NDP Helps Propel Alberta’s United Conservatives to Victory
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Wednesday, 17 April 2019 7:38
Faced with a choice between his NDP cousins in Alberta and grabbing power in BC through a coalition with the Green Party, which meant any cooperation or “social license” on the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion had no chance. And neither did Rachel Notley and the NDP in the Alberta election.