Manitoba should join Saskatchewan neighbour to oppose Ottawa's carbon tax
A carbon tax won't help the environment, but it will hurt farmers, Manitoba agriculture, and the entire provincial economy
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Todd MacKay, Prairie Director, CTF —— Bio and Archives--March 11, 2017
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This column was originally published in the Winnipeg Sun
By Todd MacKay (Prairie Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation) and Robin Speer (Executive Director of the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association)
There's a lack of logic in Manitoba's carbon tax debate and it's causing uncertainty for farmers.
In other western provinces, the debate is clear. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley sincerely believes her carbon tax will help the environment. Neighboring Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall opposes the tax as economically harmful and environmentally ineffective.
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