Should the federal government subsidize the production and consumption of renewable energy sources?

Sure, why not. Unless renewing energy is responsible for aids. Then no. 8 years ago from a New Democratic in Moncton

Only if it does not involve producing fuel from food. This is utterly stupid when there are people starving from the lack of it. 8 years ago from a Green in Winnipeg

Not right now, the government spends billions on projects that don't end up meeting half of expectations. 8 years ago from a Liberal in Delhi

Yes, but with a responsible and economically feasible plan to ween us off fossil fuels. 8 years ago from a New Democratic in Edmonton

Yes so that Canada is positioned to develop and contribute renewable energy technologies and be seen as a leader in this are of development around the globe . As with the early development of solid waste management technology in the  1950's... 8 years ago from a Liberal in Vankleek Hill

Only those produced in Canada. 8 years ago from a New Democratic in Vancouver

No, viable alternative energy would be eagerly embraced and funded by the private sector, it wouldn't nead gov. funding. 8 years ago from a Conservative in Saskatoon

No. The government's role should be to remove obstacles to private industry being able to do this profitably. Industry Canada, university and technology school programs should be encouraged to develop pilot projects building on established... 8 years ago from a Conservative in Lethbridge

The government should encourage development of renewable energy sources and give tax breaks to those who can produce their own energy in an environmentally friendly way, ie, solar/wind, etc. 9 years ago from a Conservative in Calgary