But despite all the constraints and the wear and tear of power weighing down his boat, there is no question of Justin Trudeau laying down his arms now.
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Democracies are so under attack around the world with extreme populism, with international attacks. To be there for this fight, that’s why I entered politics. Not to be popular, not for personal reasons. Because I want to serve and I know I have something to offer, insisted Justin Trudeau.
The choice that Canadians will make, in a year in the elections, will be so fundamental.
A quote from Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
Are we a country that will choose to step back in the fight against climate change? To move backwards in the rights of women and LGBT communities? Are we going to be a country that invests less in green growth? […] Because that’s all that the conservatives are proposing.
Among the subjects that undermine the popularity of his government, the carbon tax is undoubtedly one of the weapons of choice of his political adversaries.
Questioned by host Alec Castonguay to find out if he plans to increase the carbon tax as planned on April 1 by $15 per tonne of CO2 despite opposition from seven provinces, Justin Trudeau responded in the affirmative.
Yes, I will maintain this increase for the very good reason that the 3¢ per liter [of gasoline] it costs more, we reimburse it to 8 out of 10 families in the regions where we have this program.
A quote from Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
Remember that this increase will not affect Quebec nor British Columbia, which operate their own system of taxation of pollution.
The principle of this tax consists of collecting money from polluters and redistributing it annually in the form of checks to Canadian households in the participating provinces.
It's a measure that not only fights climate change and encourages innovation and improvements in our emissions, but also puts more money in the pockets of 8 out of 10 families across the country, argued Justin Trudeau.
In an affordability crisis, where people are having trouble paying for their groceries, what the Conservatives are proposing is to withdraw these checks that give more to citizens.
It's very easy in politics these days to attack a tax, to attack concrete measures and to propose doing nothing.
A quote from Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
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