Food inflation is not caused by industrial carbon pricing. Here’s why.
The effect of industrial carbon pricing on food prices is miniscule—like adding a penny to the price of two dozen eggs.
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Why industrial carbon pricing costs the oil sands less than a Timbit per barrel
March 11, 2026
Analysis shows that even strengthened industrial carbon pricing will cost the oil sands very little, averaging less than 50 cents a barrel in 2030.
Industrial emissions intensity is a core progress indicator
February 19, 2026
Tracking trends in emissions per unit of production spotlights past successes and future challenges for Canadian industry.
Canada is off course for its climate targets, with more riding on fewer policies
February 13, 2026
Stronger industrial policies can speed Canada’s climate progress, but they won’t be enough on their own.
What is driving electric vehicle sales in Canada?
February 4, 2026
New research shows Canada’s EV sales mandate, consumer incentives, and more affordable vehicles can all drive higher rates of adoption.
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Emissions Pathway Tracker
Early Estimates of National Emissions
Canadian Climate Policy Inventory
