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Apr 2024
10m 10s

Federal carbon tax

CBC
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If you had to fill the tank this week, you likely noticed it cost you more. A bump to the federal carbon tax is officially taking effect. Host Julia Wright speaks with Moe Qureshi, director of climate research policy at the New Brunswick Conservation Council for his thoughts.

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