Posted AT 11:33 PM EDT on 14/05/08
Harper should let Dion's carbon tax breathe
One of the privileges we share with a strong Prime Minister is being free to think beyond the utterances of ambitious ministers. There are good reasons for both Stephen Harper and ordinary Canadians to not endorse Environment Minister John Baird's dismissal of "Stéphane Dion's 50-cent-a-litre carbon tax." In fact, giving the idea space to breathe may serve the environment and the Prime Minister's conservative principles.
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