Electricity prices across Canada up 88% since 2000
Slowing economic growth and denying Canadians greater prosperity;
VANCOUVER—Despite a clear connection between access to affordable energy and improvements in living standards, climate policies pursued across Canada over the past 25 years have raised electricity prices by 88 per cent, far outpacing the general rise in prices as measured by inflation, according to a new of essay by internationally-recognized climate and environmental analyst Dr. Bjørn Lomborg, published today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank.
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