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Saskatchewan's agriculture minister says his province will open a legal challenge against the federal government over its carbon pricing plan.
When he announced a federal carbon tax in April, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set in motion a $10-billion carbon plan designed to cut greenhouse gases.
When Saskatchewan Environment Minister Doug Donaldson was asked about the tax Wednesday, he said, "We will challenge it in court."
Donaldson says his province won't be alone, adding, "It's a challenge that many provinces, states and territories and individuals have already filed."
When asked if the $10-billion would be a drop in the bucket for the federal government, Donaldson said, "We don't think so."
Donaldson's comments came as Ottawa confirmed it has filed a lawsuit against Saskatchewan.
A government source, speaking on condition of anonymity because the matter is before the courts, told CBC News in an email it filed the suit Wednesday evening in Federal Court in Calgary.
"The challenge to the federal carbon tax is being brought to defend the constitutional rights of Canadians as guaranteed by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms," said the email.
The source said that for the first time in Canadian history, "a group of provinces is mounting a challenge to the federal government."
The source says Saskatchewan's lawsuit is "premised on the violation of the constitutional rights of Canadians."
The source did not elaborate on the substance of the suit.
Donaldson's comments were first reported by the Regina Leader-Post.
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Ryan Meili says he welcomes a challenge against the federal government, saying "It's about time that we all stand up and defend what we believe in, which is a clean environment."
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is not concerned about any legal challenge, telling reporters at a news conference Thursday, "That's never worried me before."
Wall was responding to Donaldson's comments.
In April, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the federal government would impose a carbon price starting in 2018.
The federal government says the plan will force polluters to pay a price to reduce emissions.
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