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Jul 23, 2026
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End of carbon tax rebates a financial hit for Canada’s poorest, research shows
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End of carbon tax rebates a financial hit for Canada’s poorest, research shows
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The end of carbon tax rebates, following the elimination of federal, provincial and territorial carbon taxes in the spring of 2025, was a significant financial hit for low-income households, new research shows.
The rebates were tax-free payments that compensated consumers for the cost of carbon taxes imposed by either…
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