Canadians could be forgiven for being a bit confused about how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is doing on climate change these days.
Last week he approved one of the largest sources of carbon pollution in the country — the Pacific Northwest LNG export terminal in B.C.
The week before that his government announced it would stick with Harper-era emissions targets.
Now Trudeau has announced the creation of a pan-Canadian carbon-pricing framework, which means our country will have a carbon tax nation-wide for the first time ever.
So are we hurtling toward overshooting our climate targets or are we finally getting on track?