On April 1, the Trudeau government will raise the federal carbon tax from $65 to $80 per tonne of greenhouse gas emissions.

On April 1, the Trudeau government will raise the federal carbon tax from $65 to $80 per tonne of greenhouse gas emissions.

Opposition is widespread. Seven provincial premiers want the government to scrap the hike, and the federal Conservatives

Opposition is widespread. Seven provincial premiers want the government to scrap the hike, and the federal Conservatives

tabled a motion (unsuccessfully) in Parliament to topple the government over the hike. In response, Prime Minister Justin

tabled a motion (unsuccessfully) in Parliament to topple the government over the hike. In response, Prime Minister Justin

Trudeau says the tax hike will put “more money in the pockets of the vast majority of Canadians.”

Trudeau says the tax hike will put “more money in the pockets of the vast majority of Canadians.”

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