BC Premier David Eby says the government is preparing legislation to break the Prime Minister’s consumer carbon tax, after a word that Prime Minister Mark Carney is doing the same.
Eby discussed the threat of tariffs from the United States in a city hall in Surrey, Friday afternoon.
“This is the first time we shared this, British Columbia will get acquainted with a law before April 1, which will provide a law that ensures that the British Columbia does not have to pay this increase in 1 April,” he said. $ 15 / ton required by federal legislation.
Following this, he said he would act to break the party’s tax “completely”.
The announcement of the EY only came before Mark Carney, as the new Prime Minister of Canada gave an order to eliminate the federal carbon taxes.
First Carbon Tax in Canada
British Columbia was the first jurisdiction to provide a carbon price with the CARBON price in Canada, the Prime Minister of Liberals with the Prime Minister Gordon Campbell.
The tax submitted in 2008 was initially established in a ton of ton of gas gas waste, and it is planned to be income-neutral, and the government’s reduction costs will be returned to low-income residents.
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It did not have, and it proved to be taxable. Several economists helped waste reduction when the economy grows. Finally, NDP also kept him in place after the government was formed in 2017.
However, in popularity, Justin Trudeau presented federal requirements in 2019, they said they have laid their prices in carbon or submitted to the federal regulations.
Following the following years, the Federal Conservatives under Pierre Poilievre were campaigned on a collateral for “tax ax”. While conducting a campaign for the leadership of the federal liberals, Carney said that politics promises to be “a lot of division” and will kill despite the support of carbon prices.
In the last year’s leadership campaign, EBY admitted the distribution of carbon taxes, and the federal demand will continue to change to the federal demand, instead of “great pollutants” to pay the “fair share”.
It is a sustainable threat to the people in Surrey and the party needs to reduce the impact of contamination and reduction technologies in BC, he said he would step up to reduce the impact of other disasters in BC
New opportunities
In the David Suzuki Foundation, a climate consultant Thomas Green, although most households are better thanks to taxes with taxes, EBY is expected to end, he said.
“Unfortunately, the price of pollution has become politically toxic. There were many wrong information about this,” he said.
In the inner mirror, with consumer carbon tax, green, said governments have the opportunity to pay attention to new policies to solve climate change now.
“There is technology to reduce our emissions,” he said. “I don’t think people expect technology … solar panels, electric cars, (and) batteries would be so good.”
Green said that all parties hope to see politicians support new documents to fight climate change.
“We have the choice to apply more than growing fuels, we can be updated more than growing fuels here to use electricity.
Industrial emitters
BC Conservative Party Opposition leader John Rustad said that all the components of carbon taxes, including the tax of industrial issiters, including the tax of industrial issitters, including industry. An unchanged component by EBY’s announcement.
“Now is the time to be determined … by completely eliminating carbon taxes,” he said.
“We need to strategy to adapt to our changing climate. We must be sure that we pay attention to our favorability and encourage investment in new technologies so we can be more effective in the energy we consume.”
