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From CBC.ca: People who buy monthly public transit passes will be given a tax credit of 16 per cent, saving the average user about $150 per year, The Conservative Party unveiled today in Vancouver. At the same campaign event, Harper attacked Liberal support for the Kyoto Protocol, which permits buying emissions credits from other countriesContinue readinghttp://www.cbc.ca/gfx/pix/harper_stephen051229.jpg