Canada’s Provincial Premiers Form a Rare United Front Against Justin Trudeau’s ‘Carbon Tax’
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under siege: low in the polls, juggling foreign relation spat with India with investigations over China’s influence over high echelons of the government.
To top it all, his climate alarmist policies are getting widely rejected, leading Trudeau to try and modify his highly unpopular ‘Carbon Tax’.
But that seems far from enough. So much so, that Canada’s Provincial Premiers presented a rare unified front in rebuke of this tax.
Gathered at Halifax, they unanimously called for action on ‘the affordability crisis’ facing Canadians, including the financial struggles caused by carbon pricing across the country.
Chair of the Council of the Federation, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston hosted his provincial and territorial counterparts.
