Prime Minister Mark Carney has implemented a series of significant rollbacks to Canada's climate agenda, affecting sectors that produce 75 percent of the country's emissions. Key changes include the removal of the consumer carbon price and the repeal of the electric vehicle mandate. These policy shifts have created a divide within the Liberal party, leading to high profile resignations and internal dissent. The government is now balancing a pragmatic approach to attract conservative voters against the need to maintain measurable decarbonization results.
