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Carbon tax will be added expense on families, will make us less competitive internationally

A carbon tax will make life unaffordable, particularly for the poorest citizens who spend relatively more on basic necessities and can’t necessarily afford the alternatives. And we can’t forget about the many businesses on the brink, which will have to either cut jobs or simply go bankrupt.

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BY CONSERVATIVE MP JOëL GODIN
March 20, 2017

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP JOëL GODIN | March 20, 2017

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