The province of Saskatchewan and its allies argued Wednesday that the Canadian federal government’s carbon tax mandate is unconstitutional and violates the principles of federalism, kicking off the first of two lawsuits this year against Ottawa’s ‘backstop’ CO2 pricing plan.
Saskatchewan, supporters combat federal carbon tax as legal challenge gets underway
The province of Saskatchewan and its allies argued Wednesday that the Canadian federal government's carbon tax mandate is unconstitutional and violates the principles of federalism, kicking off the first of two lawsuits this year against Ottawa's ‘backstop’ CO2 pricing plan.
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