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If Canada axed its carbon tax — and rebates — this is how different households would gain or lose: High-income households would tend to be the biggest winners, lower-income households hurt the most

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If Canada axed its carbon tax — and rebates — this is how different households would gain or lose: High-income households would tend to be the biggest winners, lower-income households hurt the most

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