Thunder Bay's two Liberal MPs 'have failed to give Thunder Bay residents an exemption or pause on their natural gas and propane heat,' Conservative leader charges
THUNDER BAY — The federal Conservative leader wants Northwestern Ontario residents to question why they’re not having the carbon tax removed from the cost of their home heating, when that measure has been extended to the east coast.
Official Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre, who has adopted “axe the tax” as one of his primary slogans as he prepares for the next election, was critical of the approach in the House of Commons on Monday. “Why is it that Patty Hajdu and Marcus Powlowski have not gotten the same carve out for Thunder Bay that Justin Trudeau has offered other Canadians in the east?”
“That will be a way of making carbon-free energies more affordable, rather than making traditional energy more expensive.”
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