OK try this:  Ban imported goods and use Alberta's tool and die shops to tool up to manufacture the now-prohibited imported goods.  Do it one category at a time to allow time to tool up.  The advantage is that we only contribute whatever CO2 is needed to run Canada, not a whole bunch extra that gets emitted elsewhere in the world.  If other countries find a way to emit CO2, well at least we didn't help them, and they can't whipsaw us by threating to choke off things ( oil ) that we export to them.  Then there's the small matter of productivity here: no surprise that when you shut down a manufacturing business producing maybe $150 of GDP per labour hour and replace those jobs with service ones like restaurants at $50 GDP per hour, our living standard declines, not to mention the social stresses from increased income inequality that result. The evidence is in now that globalization raised 3rd world living standards a lot, but damaged them here in the developed world.