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Were he advising an NDP government, he said he would urge it to adopt the same tax. It will be applied to all fossil fuels, starting at $10 a tonne of carbon and rising by $5 a year for the next four years, capping out at $30 a tonne in 2012.
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the tax linked to a 2.34-cent rise in gasoline prices on Canada Day. By 2012, the tax will be at seven cents a litre.
Wow, so they’re expecting a 7 cent per liter increase for a $30 per tonne tax and that’s just by taxing the end product! You can imagine the impact of Dion’s $40 per tonne tax which will hit farther up the refining process and therefore cost more.
This should serve as an omen to those who support Dion’s tax on everything.