How do Iqaluit locals feel about Trudeau's transition away from fossil fuels?
Having been in Iqaluit for a few days now, the one thing that has really struck me about this beautiful city is just how remote it truly is.
Now how does a city that is essentially completely isolated from the rest of Canada operate? The answer is fossil fuels. The city completely runs off of diesel, and they simply wouldn’t be able to operate the same without it.
As I’m sure many of you are aware, the Trudeau government is trying to get Canada completely off fossil fuels and into a cleaner and greener economy by the year 2050 in order to combat 'climate change'.
The main question here is do the locals of Iqaluit want to see this transition off of fossil fuels? We’re going to talk with some of the residents and get some opinions on that matter.
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Lincoln Jay
Video Journalist
Born and raised west of Toronto in the city of Mississauga, Lincoln Jay joined Rebel News as a videographer in August 2020. While specializing in video editing and camera work, Lincoln has also expanded into reporting and presenting his own stories. With stories from Calgary, Alberta all the way to London, England, you can expect a wide variety of content in his reports.
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