Québec Solidaire Demands Overhaul of Carbon Pricing Policy

Sunday, June 1, 2025, 12:21 pm

Québec Solidaire is pushing for a revamp of current carbon pricing to ensure that heavy industrial polluters shoulder a fairer share of the burden. Party spokespeople claim that a more balanced revenue distribution is long overdue, challenging traditional frameworks with a mix of bold determination and pointed critique.

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ledevoir.com / Québec solidaire veut réformer la tarification carbone

Le parti souhaite faire payer davantage «les véritables pollueurs» dans le secteur industriel.

lapresse.ca / Pour plus de transparence | Québec solidaire veut réformer la tarification carbone

La porte-parole de Québec solidaire, Ruba Ghazal, appelle à une réforme de la tarification carbone afin d’assurer une meilleure répartition des revenus et une plus grande transparence dans les investissements.

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