Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his pan-Canadian climate plan can be considered a bust if it fails to put Canada on track to meeting its international 2030 emission-cutting targets. In a year-end, roundtable interview with The Canadian Press, Trudeau said Canadian voters in 2019 should be looking at the country's emissions trend line. And he says if the curve isn't bending toward Canada's Paris climate accord target, he'll consider that a failure. (The prime minister spent much of his first year in office negotiating a broad carbon-reduction plan with the provinces and territories, but still doesn't have everyone aboard following a first minister's meeting earlier this month in Ottawa.)

Date: 2016-12-19
Placeline: OTTAWA.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 22 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << absolutely that's a failure governments have always tossed around targets and so does try to outdo each other on all my targets more ambitious than your target of what we consistently been lacking regularly is a plant actually reach that was emissions reductions and that's that's what the plan Canadian framework is all about >>

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