Liberal Party, feds launch campaigns to get Canadians aware of carbon price rebate

It's not clear yet if the carbon pricing rebate will convince more Canadians to support the Liberals' cornerstone policy.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna speaks to reporters in February 2018. She says carbon pricing does not pick between the economy and the environment. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY JOLSON LIM

March 11, 2019

The Liberal government is pushing a broad public opinion and awareness campaign to get Canadians in the know about carbon pricing rebates, but one expert says a return at tax time won’t guarantee a bump in popular support for Ottawa’s pricing policy.

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