Alberta's premier urges Trudeau to heed growing concerns from premiers on carbon levy

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to heed the growing calls from premiers to dump the planned hike to the consumer carbon charge on April 1.

The comments came in introductory remarks as the two leaders met in Calgary on Wednesday morning in their first face-to-face meeting since last summer.

As the two smiled and shook hands for the cameras, Smith thanked Trudeau’s government for pushing through the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to the B.C. coast.

But she said they still have areas of contention.

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“An area where we don’t quite see eye-to-eye [is] the carbon tax,” said Smith.

“Seven premiers have

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