OTTAWA – He fought tooth and nail for the tax, promising there would be “no exemptions to carbon pricing in this country.” Now, federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault admits the consumer carbon tax “has become very unpopular” and that maybe, just maybe, the government could replace it with something else.

The federal environment minister admits there are alternatives to the "very unpopular" tax, and blames the Conservatives for making it so{ai:summary}<p>Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault acknowledges that the consumer carbon tax has lost popularity, despite his previous commitment to it without exemptions. He suggests the possibility of replacing the tax with an alternative in the future. #politics</p>

Guilbeault, the carbon tax's staunchest defender, admits it could be 'replaced'

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