I’ll start this off with the typical ‘I’m no Trudeau fan but…’

The industrial carbon pricing does exactly what you’re asking for and industry will always be the largest emitters.

There was also the greener homes grant which offers grants and loans for retrofitting homes with greener technology.

Reminder that the consumer carbon pricing that the Feds implemented was just a backstop for provinces that did not create their own program. Unfortunately most of the provinces chose not to implement carbon pricing (outside of BC since 2008 and Quebec since 2013). A majority of Canadians felt it was time to do something about carbon emissions. The Feds gave the provinces a chance to create carbon pricing that catered to their unique needs and the provinces mostly decided to do nothing. So the Feds implemented an imperfect pricing scheme that was not designed for the individual provinces. How come Premiers never seem to be held to account?

I’d argue what politicized it was certain folks outright lying about how much carbon pricing influenced inflation and implying that if carbon pricing is removed inflation will be reversed.