There was a lot of talk here on how the government has decided to rebrand its climate action rebate to now be known as the Canada Carbon rebate with a lot of emphasis that people will be getting more money back than what they pay. The name change itself is generating controversy because people are seeing it as a way to change public perception of a carbon tax which many feel is simply making things more expensive.<\/p>\n
It must work to a certain perception wise. It almost reminds me of that Simpson episode where a tax needed to be introduced and they decided to name it a \u201ctemporary refund adjustment\u201d as a lot of the characters just hear the word \u201crefund\u201d and assume it\u2019s good. Image perception is often a big thing for companies in terms of having to physically look a certain way to instill confidence in people. How you name things is just as important I suppose to trigger an emotional response.<\/p>\n
Funny enough though, while reading about ow much people will get the province I live in, British Columbia, wasn\u2019t even listed on the site.<\/p>\n
$1,800 in Alberta ($450 quarterly);
\n$1,200 in Manitoba ($300 quarterly);
\n$1,120 in Ontario ($280 quarterly);
\n$1,504 in Saskatchewan ($376 quarterly);
\n$760 in New Brunswick ($190 quarterly);
\n$824 in Nova Scotia ($206 quarterly);
\n$880 in Prince Edward Island ($220 quarterly); and,
\n$1,192 in Newfoundland and Labrador ($298 quarterly).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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