During a clean aviation fuel announcement in Winnipeg on Wednesday, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said he wants to work with the federal government on how carbon pricing is applied in the province. “We’re going to be having those conversations with the same sort of constructive, collaborative tone that we’re bringing for this exciting investment today,” Kinew said.
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Manitoba to have ‘constructive’ discussions about carbon pricing with federal government: premier
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