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Trudeau rebate bumps support for carbon pricing above 50 per cent, poll suggests

A new Angus Reid Institute survey found 54 per cent of respondents supported the federal carbon pricing plan after last week’s announcement. That’s up from 45 per cent support in July.

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November 1, 2018

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Trudeau rebate bumps support for carbon pricing above 50 per cent, poll suggests

A new Angus Reid Institute survey found 54 per cent of respondents supported the federal carbon pricing plan after last week’s announcement. That’s up from 45 per cent support in July.

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Trudeau rebate bumps support for carbon pricing above 50 per cent, poll suggests

A new Angus Reid Institute survey found 54 per cent of respondents supported the federal carbon pricing plan after last week’s announcement. That’s up from 45 per cent support in July.

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