McKenna says rebates central to getting Canadians to support carbon pricing

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna speaks to The Hill Times about selling her government's carbon pricing policy and what she's learned about the politics of climate action.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna announces new plans for climate action at a press conference in Ottawa on Dec. 20. She is selling the carbon pricing plan around its rebate, called the Climate Action Incentive.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY JOLSON LIM

March 11, 2019

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is pitching to Canadians carbon pricing rebates that she says will do more than just offset what most households will pay as a result of a carbon tax. In an interview with The Hill Times on Feb. 27, Ms. McKenna (Ottawa Centre, Ont.) said the rebate pr...

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