KAP isn’t calling for a carbon tax, it’s recognizing one is coming
At the same time the Manitoba government is still consulting on a made-in-Manitoba plan to battle climate change
Who will own the new ones and who will pay for them?
It was an attempt to build bridges and ultimately improve grain shipping, but farmers remain unclear about the impact the MRE is having on car replacements
Farmers should be exempted from paying a price on emissions resulting directly from food production, while getting some of the carbon revenues to help them further reduce emissions
Keystone Agricultural Producers will administer the new program. The hope is for sweeping change in attitudes towards safety, KAP president says
But some farm groups worry about the future of the maximum revenue entitlement
That’s the message Transportation Minister Marc Garneau heard two weeks before he unveils a plan to revamp Canada’s transportation system
KAP’s Dan Mazier and other farm leaders were to get a face-to-face meeting with the transport minister October 20 in Saskatoon to discuss changes to the Canada Transportation Act
