Ontario's cap and trade plan won't benefit province, Patrick Brown says

Ontario PC leader pens letter to Trudeau to express concerns about Wynne's plan

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Caption: Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown has written a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to express concerns about Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne's cap-and-trade plan. (Fred Chartrand/Canadian Press)

Opposition Leader Patrick Brown is seeking the prime minister's help in opposing the cap-and-trade program being brought in by the provincial Liberal government.
In an open letter to Justin Trudeau, the PC leader says he has concerns that the cap-and-trade plan endorsed by Premier Kathleen Wynne's government "does not have Ontario's best interests at heart."
Brown says his party supports putting a revenue-neutral price on carbon to protect the environment without harming the economy, and notes Trudeau recently announced a similar policy.
He says he wants Trudeau to remove cap-and-trade as an eligible carbon pricing system for Ontario.