Pierre Poilievre’s 'Axe the Carbon Tax' rally draws hundreds of supporters in Ottawa via nationalpost
by a majority of his caucus, frustrated that they had not been consulted on the change of position on the carbon pricing policy. O’Toole had claimed his proposal was not a tax, but had all the hallmarks of one.Poilievre’s intentions could not have been clearer on Thursday evening.
Poilievre added he would replace the Liberals’ carbon pricing by other measures, which include reviving Scheer’s bill to ban the dumping of raw sewage into water, reducing emissions with carbon capturing and nuclear power, as well as exporting Canada’s “green energy to the world.” Poilievre, who has been campaigning for nearly two months now, went on to repeat some of his recent promises such as, keeping inflation low and getting rid of the Canada Infrastructure Bank.
“Pierre is definitely the man. His policies are fantastic. He’s an excellent speaker. And as you probably know, he’s a very, very smart person.”
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