Six bits of crucial context for Trudeau tar sands “gaffe”

Right wingers went spare when Canada’s prime minister said tar sands need to be phased out. Here’s why they’re being disingenuous
Justin Trudeau and Alberta governor Rachel Notley in the aftermath of 2016 wildfires at Fort McMurray (Pic: Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta)

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