Show Notes
Parliament resumed Monday, with the opposition Conservatives pushing the federal government to extend the fuel excise tax exemption to at least Canada Day 2027, and to establish a strategic energy reserve, to stockpile fuel, in order to be prepared for future fuel shortages. Meanwhile, labour groups are pledging to fight back against Bill C-239 if amendments are not made. And we have the final part of Harvard Media's exclusive one-on-one conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney, from our Fort McMurray studio, in which our Jon Tupper discusses foreign investment and the energy industry with the P.M..
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