Justin Trudeau praying in a mosque - See more at: http://1389blog.com/2013/08/19/now-this-is-disgusting-39/#sthash.cxEeB9wv.dpuf
Justin Trudeau praying in a mosque - See more at: http://1389blog.com/2013/08/19/now-this-is-disgusting-39/#sthash.cxEeB9wv.dpuf
Justin Trudeau praying in a mosque - See more at: http://1389blog.com/2013/08/19/now-this-is-disgusting-39/#sthash.cxEeB9wv.dpuf
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By Meagan Fitzpatrick, CBC News Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau concluded his first visit to the U.S. capital on Friday after a series of meetings with White House officials and others and following a panel discussion a day earlier where he touted the benefits of building the proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
Trudeau appeared Thursday on a panel with Madeleine Albright, former U.S. secretary of state, and Julia Gillard, Australia’s former prime minister, at a conference hosted by the Centre for American Progress.
The Montreal MP said during the talk that he supports TransCanada’s proposed pipeline that would carry crude oil from Alberta to refineries on the Gulf Coast because it would be good for Canada and the U.S.
He acknowledged that his position may have surprised some in an audience that would have included strong critics of the project.
“There were some people who raised an eyebrow, absolutely,” Trudeau told reporters on Friday. “I'm seen as a strong, young progressive with an environmental background. The fact that I'd be talking positively about the project I think got people thinking about the fact that perhaps it's not as bad as it's been caricatured.”
Trudeau added that the pipeline is “an important energy infrastructure” for both countries, will be good for the Canadian economy and that it must be done in a sustainable and properly regulated way...Continue reading...
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