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MEJIA, ALIAKBARI: Here’s why Smith and Carney governments should scrap industrial carbon tax

Less investment means fewer resources to advance new projects and develop infrastructure in one of Canada’s most important economic sectors. It also means fewer jobs in an industry that supports higher living standards for Albertans

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The Smith and Carney governments have yet to finalize a deal on the industrial carbon tax, despite an April 1 deadline included in last year’s Alberta-Ottawa memorandum of understanding (MOU). Considering the stakes, it’s no wonder the deal remains hard to reconcile.

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