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Originally Posted by Slava
Unfortunately it will get bogged down in numbers and depending on who you believe the impact will be more or less. For example Notley says take transit. Aside from the fact we have people who can't (the Ctrain doesn't quite make it to downtown Claresholm), is CT going g to eat the carbon tax costs or increase costs? Does this include the impact on food and other necessities? The government isn't going to include all those secondary costs, but they're there.
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Yeah the 70-105 is allotted for those secondary costs to goods and services but the line I've been reading is that the opposition says it's going to be closer to $1000 but those irresponsible opposition guys are reckless and aren't considering the benefit of increased public transportation and "other green initiatives" that will some how magically benefit the average consumer buying porridge.