Trudeau's re-election and the Alberta's oil patch
Justin Trudeau's corrupt Liberals held on to their government, albeit with a minority in the House of Commons, Monday night. Liberals maintained 157 seats, 20 fewer than they won in the 2015 election.
And it was a total wipeout on the prairies for the Liberals.
In Alberta, 33 of 34 ridings went blue. To the east, Conservative candidates made a clean sweep of all 14 ridings in Saskatchewan.
To hold onto power, Trudeau will need the support of the NDP, the Green and the Bloc — all avowedly anti-oil and anti-Alberta.
What does Trudeau's re-election mean for Alberta's oil patch? Joining me tonight to answer that question is Robbie Picard from Oilsands Strong.
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