Starting July 1, 2023, the Clean Fuel Regulations will add significant costs for Canadian families.
Like the “price on carbon,” these regulations are a tax by any other name.
“Relative to household disposable income, PBO results show that the Clean Fuel Regulations are broadly regressive. That is, the cost to lower income households represents a larger share of their disposable income compared to higher income households,” the report states.Where you live also has an impact on how hard Trudeau’s second carbon tax will hit your wallet.Article content
In Alberta and Saskatchewan, the costs are much higher “reflecting the higher fossil fuel intensity of their economies.”
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