Competiveness complaints about carbon pricing must be backed by evidence
The challenge is to separate fact from fiction and to ensure that short-term politics don’t derail the long-term benefits from an energy transition in Canada.
TORONTO—This summer, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce sounded a warning bell with regard to climate-change-related policy activity, citing concerns about competitiveness with firms south of the border.
It’s not the first trade association to raise a red flag about Canada’s carbon-pricing meas...
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