Climate: Calgary and President

climate: Let's see what the president actually does once he becomes president and what he says and let's not overreact ahead of time, according to Huffington Post Canada. But the challenge of climate change isn't a debate or linked to a political ideology. At a Calgary speech to business owners, Trudeau was asked whether he was committed to his climate plan, which includes a national price on carbon, even if it makes Canada less competitive with the U.S. under the incoming president, who has sent mixed messages on the climate issue. It's a fact, Trudeau responded Wednesday. Justin Trudeau speaks to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce in Calgary on Wednesday. We know that this is the way the world is going and if the United States wants to take a step back from it, quite frankly, I think we should look at that as an extraordinary opportunity for Canada and for Canadians. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.