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Manitoba needs to move on after Supreme Court rules Federal Carbon Tax constitutional

by Climate Action Team Manitoba | Mar 25, 2021 | Press Release

TREATY 1, WINNIPEG: The Supreme Court ruling today on the federal government’s constitutional authority to lever a price on carbon pollution is welcome news for those seeking climate action. The Manitoba government should accept this ruling and move on to address the...
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