Local residents support nationwide carbon tax protest

By Joan Janzen

In support of the Hold the Line Nationwide Carbon Tax Protest, participants gathered at the Welcome to Kindersley sign at the intersection of Highways 7 and 21 to make their presence known throughout the day on April 1st. On April Fools Day, 2024, the carbon tax increased by 23% at a time when Canadians are already struggling.

It was a windy Monday, April 1st when people of all ages gathered at the intersection of Highways 7 and 21 in Kindersley in support of the Hold the line Nation-wide Carbon Tax Protest. Photo by Joan Janzen

Leanne Campbell, who helped organize the protest, said, “This tax affects all of us—farmers, oilfield workers, and everyone who buys gas or groceries. We stand together. The fishermen in Newfoundland stood up for their rights, and they won; we can do the same.”

Many vehicles passing through on the highway honked to show their support, especially semi-truck drivers.

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