Sask. court rules federal carbon tax is constitutional | Power & Politics

Saskatchewan's Court of Appeal has ruled that the carbon tax imposed on the province by the federal government is constitutionally sound and falls within the legislative authority of Parliament. Premier Scott Moe said the decision will be appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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